Change of market segment for instruments issued by Nordea Bank Abp

By Stockholm Stock Exchange
Nasdaq Stockholm AB - First North - Securitized Derivatives

Change of market segment for instruments issued by Nordea Bank Abp

On request of the issuer, as from October 13, 2026, the following instruments will change market segment.

The following instrument listed on STO WAR will change market segment to STO WAR Extended XE:

ISIN Long Name
SE0030284642 T LONG TESLA NDA S104

The following instruments listed on STO WAR Extended XE segment will change market segment to STO WAR:

ISIN Long Name
SE0030284634 T SHRT ATLAS NDA S37
SE0030284618 T LONG VOLVO NDA S29
SE0030284626 T LONG ATLAS NDA S34
SE0030284485 T LONG OMX NDA S321
SE0030284493 T LONG OMX NDA S322

For further information concerning this exchange notice please contact Issuer Surveillance Stockholm on telephone +46 8 405 72 80 or iss@nasdaq.com.

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