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A man looks at a share price board outside the ASX in Sydney.

A black and white photo of a Zip sign in a beautician's window.

Zip co-founder Peter Gray looks at his mobile phone.

"I think the purchase of shares by the key executives … was a demonstration that they believed in the future of the company and a strong signal to shareholders."

"It [the small shareholding sale facility] was largely a cost-driven exercise."

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A man holding an ipad with the Zip application opening on it.

"From an optics perspective, I personally think they look terrible. However, in terms of timing the market, they couldn't have done better."

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"It's put me off investing in certain kinds of companies."

"ASIC has not observed any non-compliance but believes there is room for entities to more clearly articulate the action required by those identified as holding small shareholdings should they wish to retain their shares."
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"A company should give enough notice of an opt out, and shareholders that don't want to sell their shareholding then have an opportunity."

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