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DGAP-UK-Regulatory News vom 02.03.2018

Lyxor International Asset Management: Merger

Lyxor International Asset Management (LCAU)

02-March-2018 / 11:23 GMT/BST
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Dear all,

In order to reduce costs and improve fungibility, Lyxor has decided to merge the D-USD unit class or D-GBP (the "Absorbed Class") into the D-EUR unit class (the "Absorbing Class") of the following ETFs at close of business on 16th March 2018 (1 original line and 1 multi currency line).

The merging of these two unit classes will involve the reallocation of the Absorbed Class assets to the Absorbing Class. When these units have been merged, the Absorbing Class will be listed on the same exchanges as the Absorbed Class on 19th March 2018 and will keep the same TIDM.

 

 

 

 

Absorbed Unit Class

(Listed Until 8th March 2018)

Absorbing Unit Class

(Listed from 19th March 2018)

ETF Name

BBG Ticker

Trading currency

New Sedol

Share-Class

ISIN

Share-Class

ISIN

Lyxor MSCI Canada UCITS ETF

LCAU LN

USD

BD6DP64

D-USD

LU0496786814

D-EUR

LU0496786731

LCAN LN

GBX

BD6DP97

Lyxor Australia (S&P/ASX 200) UCITS ETF

LAUS LN

GBX

BD6DPG4

D-USD

LU0496787036

D-EUR

LU0496786905

LAUU LN

USD

BD6DPH5

Lyxor SG Global Quality Income NTR UCITS ETF

SGQP LN

GBX

BD6DPJ7

D-GBP

LU0855671011

D-EUR

LU0832436512

                 

 

Prior to the above mentioned merger:

-          the aforementioned Absorbed Classes (USD/GBP unit class) will be removed from trading on the London Stock Exchange and all other markets on which they are quoting on the close of 8th March 2018 which will be the last trading day for these lines (1 original line and 1 multi currency line).

-          The Absorbing Classes (EUR unit class) will be listed on the London Stock exchange on the open of business of 19th March 2018 and will keep the same TIDM than the former ISIN.

 




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