FCA suspends Notting Hill Genesis bond listings

On <today's date>, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) temporarily suspended the trading of five secured bonds issued by Notting Hill Genesis on the Official List. The suspension, effective at 07:30, was requested by the company and impacts bonds with maturities spanning from 2029 to 2054. Specifically, the suspended securities include a 3.25% secured bond maturing on October 12, 2048 (ISIN: XS1694801256), a 5.25% secured bond maturing on July 7, 2042 (ISIN: XS0523335395), a 3.75% secured bond maturing on December 20, 2032 (ISIN: XS0868031781), a 4.375% secured bond maturing on February 20, 2054 (ISIN: XS1034376100), and a 2.875% secured bond maturing on January 31, 2029 (ISIN: XS1940128702).

Each bond is represented as bearer bonds of £100,000, with additional multiples of £1,000. These securities are classified as debt and debt-like securities on the Official List. The Market Oversight department of the FCA issued the suspension notice, but no further details regarding the suspension's duration or the reasons for the company's request were provided.