Scotiabank launches US$ 10 billion structured notes, warrants and certificates programme in UK

By Public Technologies
  • Scotiabank set a USD 10 billion structured products programme for Notes, Warrants, and Certificates under a UK base prospectus dated Oct. 5, 2026.
  • Programme permits issuance of securities linked to underlyings such as shares, indices, commodities, FX rates, funds, reference rates, inflation indices.
  • Securities may be listed on the FCA Official List, traded on the London Stock Exchange Main Market, subject to deal-specific final terms.
  • Exempt Securities may be listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange Euro MTF, with tranche-specific pricing supplements.
  • Programme cap covers notes principal, certificate notional amounts, implied notionals for certificates and warrants outstanding since Dec. 16, 2025.


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