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LONDON - The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced the temporary suspension of trading for Henderson International Income Trust plc’s ordinary shares, effective today. The suspension from the Official List was enacted at 7:30 AM following a request by the company itself.
The affected securities are ordinary shares of 1p each, fully paid, listed under the closed-ended investment funds category with the ISIN GB00B3PHCS86. This move halts all trading activities for the mentioned shares on the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG), where they are admitted to trading as a Recognised Investment Exchange.
Issuer Management, a division of the FCA, issued the notice, which is standard procedure when a company’s securities are suspended from the Official List. The FCA, which oversees market regulation and conduct, has not provided specific reasons for the suspension, nor has the company released additional details at this time.
Investors holding these securities will be unable to trade them until further notice, and the duration of the suspension has not been disclosed. The suspension underscores the regulatory authority’s role in maintaining orderly market conduct and the mechanisms in place for addressing situations that may necessitate such action.
The London Stock Exchange’s SEDOL numbers, which serve as identifiers for securities trading, can be found on their respective dealing notices. The FCA has reminded stakeholders that notices concerning the admission of securities to the Official List should be read in conjunction with those from the relevant Recognised Investment Exchange about trading on its markets.
This development is based on a press release statement and further updates are expected as more information becomes available.
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