newjo and others,
Shorting CFD's is different to shorting shares. There is no requirement to deliver shares. It is a "contract for differences". If or when TIM goes bust, the CFD provider will call for 100% margin based on last traded price. Then, once administrator/receiver advises that equity holders get zero, CFD provider gives all the money back.
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