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LONDON - Intermediate Capital Group (LON:ICGIN) plc has formally changed its name to ICG plc, according to a press release statement issued Monday. The company had previously received shareholder approval for the change on July 16.
The name change has been registered at Companies House, and a Certificate of Incorporation reflecting the new name has been issued. The change is expected to take effect on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG) starting Tuesday at 8:00 a.m.
The company will maintain its existing trading ticker symbol (ICG) on the London Stock Exchange. The ISIN and SEDOL numbers for the company’s ordinary shares (GB00BYT1DJ19 and BYT1DJ1) will remain unchanged.
Shareholders will not be affected by the name change, and existing share certificates will remain valid, the company stated. Similarly, noteholders of the company’s €500,000,000 1.625 percent Guaranteed Notes due 2027 and €500,000,000 2.500 percent Sustainability-Linked Guaranteed Notes due 2030 will see no changes to their holdings.
The company is also in the process of implementing corresponding name changes for several subsidiaries. Intermediate Capital Managers Limited will become ICG Manager Limited, Intermediate Capital Group, Inc. will change to ICG Investments Inc., Intermediate Capital Asia Pacific Limited will be renamed ICG Asia Pacific Limited, and Intermediate Capital Group (Singapore) Pte. Limited will become ICG Investments Singapore Pte. Limited.
ICG is a global alternative asset manager listed on the London Stock Exchange.
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