April 4 (Reuters) - Globe Life ( GL ) touted its
sustainable earnings growth on Thursday, a day after
short-seller Nate Koppikar described the insurer as an
attractive potential target for shortselling.
"For over 70 years our business model has stood the test of
time," a Globe Life ( GL ) spokesperson said, adding that the articles
Koppikar had referenced in his criticism of the company were
inaccurate and misleading.
The insurer's shares closed almost 1% down on Wednesday.
Short-sellers are investors that bet on a company's share
price falling rather than rising.