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FCA Admits New Securities to Official List
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced the admission of several securities to their Official List as of 19th October 2026. This update includes a mix of debt securities and securitised derivatives. The Republic of North Macedonia, acting through its Ministry of Finance, is issuing 5.250% Notes due in 2029. These are debt securities denominated in euros.
The European Bank for Reconstruction & Development introduces Zero Coupon Notes set for maturity in 2034. These debt securities are denominated in Turkish lira. Barclays Bank PLC is listing various securitised derivatives, due in 2031 and 2032, each valued at GBP1.00. Lastly, The Toronto-Dominion Bank issues 5.197% Series CBL84 Covered Bonds due in 2029, both under Rule 144A and Regulation S, denominated in US dollars.
These securities will trade on the London Stock Exchange, a Recognised Investment Exchange.
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