(Bloomberg) -- Nate Anderson, the short seller who made his name with campaigns targeting billionaires Gautam Adani, Jack Dorsey and Carl Icahn, said he’s disbanding his small but renowned firm ...

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Hindenburg Research founder Nate Anderson, who last week made the announcement about shutting down operations of the short-selling firm, could be charged with securities fraud, news agency PTI ...

A new legal drama is unfolding in the world of finance, involving Nate Anderson, the founder of Hindenburg Research, and Moez Kassam, the head of Anson hedge fund. The two are at the center of a ...

Known for sending shivers down corporate giants to their core and claiming to uncover billions in alleged frauds, Nate Anderson, the man behind Hindenburg Research, has decided to close the ...

Nate Anderson, who started Hindenburg in 2017, cited the toll of the “rather intense, and at times, all-encompassing” nature of the work as the reason for his decision, in a note published on ...

In a detailed report, Hindenburg Research founder Nathan Anderson explained his decision and cited reasons for it. Here's the full text of his farewell note: As I’ve shared with family ...

Nathan Anderson, the activist short-seller behind Hindenburg Research, announced the closure of his firm, citing workload as the primary reason. He clarified that the decision was not driven by ...

This week, the founder of activist short-seller Hindenburg Research, Nate Anderson, published a personal note to his network discussing why he was disbanding the firm. He started the company in ...