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FCA Admits Multiple Securities to Official List
On January 20, 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) officially admitted several securities to the Official List. This includes a variety of debt and securitised derivatives from several issuers. Among the highlighted entries, Toyota Motor Credit Corporation's 3.125% Notes due in 2032 and Oesterreichische Kontrollbank AG's 3.875% Guaranteed Notes set for 2030 were included.
The list also features securities from the European Bank for Reconstruction & Development, including callable zero-coupon notes due in 2038, as well as zero-coupon notes and TZS-linked notes due in 2027. Barclays Bank PLC has also listed derivatives due in 2031. Additionally, National Bank of Canada offers 2.750% covered bonds due in 2031.
The admission to the Official List implies these securities are also set for trading on the London Stock Exchange and other recognized investment exchanges.
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