Nathan Anderson, founder of Hindenburg Research, explained the firm's investigation into the Adani Group was prompted by media-reported red flags.
Nate Anderson also explained why he chose to shut down Hindenburg rather than stepping back and passing the reins of the company to someone else.
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Hindenburg Research Dug Its Own Grave. Does That Mean Super Micro Computer Stock Is a Buy?Short-seller Hindenburg Research has officially closed its doors ... fraud at companies like Nikola (NKLA), SmileDirectClub, and India’s Adani Enterprises. Over its controversial tenure ...
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India Today on MSNWhy did Hindenburg go after Adani Group? Nathan Anderson breaks silenceHindenburg Research founder Nathan Anderson maintained that all the firm’s reports, including the one on Adani Group were accurate.
Nathan Anderson’s reaffirmation of Hindenburg Research’s findings marks a pivotal moment in ongoing discussions surrounding corporate ethics and transparency. As he contemplates the future of his firm ...
Nate Anderson said that Hindenburg's January 2023 report accusing Adani Group of "the largest con in corporate history" was a ...
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Hindenburg's Nate Anderson says stands by Adani report, closure not due to threatBut when it's research driven by me, you can't really just hand ... into certain issues prior to the Hindenburg report. On some seeing the Hindenburg report as against India and its growth story, ...
Market participants predict less enforcement of fraud, possible changes to the SEC whistleblower program, and avoidance of ...
The evidence reportedly reveals Hindenburg's hidden connections and suggests potential wrongdoing, including securities fraud ...
Super Micro’s shares have been caught in a whirlwind. After plunging to a low of $17.25 on Nov. 15 amid Nasdaq delisting fears, the stock sits 73.6% below its 52-week high, weighed down by a ...
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