Scotiabank Sets Final Terms for £300 Million Callable Sterling Notes

Bank Of Nova Scotia ( (TSE:BNS) ) has issued an announcement.

The Bank of Nova Scotia has published the final terms for a new issue of £300 million fixed-to-floating rate callable senior notes maturing in April 2030 under its Euro Medium Term Note Programme. The notes, which are documented under an existing base prospectus and related supplements, expand the bank’s access to sterling funding markets and provide investors with another senior unsecured instrument in its capital structure.

By proceeding with this issuance, Scotiabank continues to diversify its term funding sources while aligning with regulatory requirements and investor demand for high-grade bank paper. The transaction underlines the bank’s active presence in international debt markets and may support its ongoing lending and treasury activities without materially altering its overall strategic positioning.

More about Bank Of Nova Scotia

The Bank of Nova Scotia, commonly known as Scotiabank, is a major Canadian financial institution operating globally in retail, commercial, corporate, and investment banking. Through its capital markets and treasury activities, the bank regularly issues debt securities in multiple currencies to support funding, liquidity management, and broader balance sheet objectives.

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