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Market Notice N9 2020 Instruments for which suspension from execution under RPW is to be revoked effective 11 June UMTF Symbol ISIN Name SNIo BMG850801025 Stolt-Nielsen Ltd BSLd DE0005102008 Basler AG OSRd DE000LED4000 OSRAM Licht AG SAA1Vh FI0009007694 Sanoma Oyj FIIp FR0000050353 LISI KOFp FR0004007813 Kaufman & Broad SA SMCPp FR0013214145 SMCP SA DSCVl GB0000055888 DiscoverIE Group PLC BBYl GB0000961622 Balfour Beatty PLC DPLMl GB0001826634 Diploma PLC ELMl GB0002418548 Elementis PLC SXSl GB0003308607 Spectris PLC SHBl GB0007990962 Shaftesbury PLC PHTMl GB0008481250 Photo-Me International PLC ITVl GB0033986497 ITV PLC DRXl GB00B1VNSX38 Drax Group PLC CPIl GB00B23K0M20 Capita PLC Royal Bank of Scotland Group RBSl GB00B7T77214 PLC JUSTl GB00BCRX1J15 Just Group PLC VVOl GB00BDGT2M75 Vivo Energy PLC PETSl GB00BJ62K685 Pets at Home Group Plc HYVEl GB00BKP36R26 Hyve Group PLC FDMl GB00BLWDVP51 FDM Group Holdings PLC CSPl GB00BYPHNG03 Countryside Properties PLC BEZl GB00BYQ0JC66 Beazley PLC TIFSl GB00BYQB9V88 TI Fluid Systems PLC A5Gi IE00BF0L3536 AIB Group PLC BFITa NL0011872650 Basic-Fit NV PROTCo NO0010209331 Protector Forsikring ASA CORu PTCOR0AE0006 Corticeira Amorim SGPS SA NLMKl US67011E2046 Novolipetsk Steel PJSC Instruments to be suspended or re-suspended from execution under RPW effective 11 June Symbol ISIN Name Scope Status AMSz AT0000A18XM4 ams AG EU LEVEL Suspended HSXl BMG4593F1389 Hiscox Ltd EU LEVEL Suspended TOKMAh FI4000197934 Tokmanni Group Corp EU LEVEL Suspended AHTl GB0000536739 Ashtead Group PLC EU LEVEL Suspended ERMl GB0006886666 Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC EU LEVEL Suspended TSCOl GB0008847096 Tesco PLC EU LEVEL Suspended VTCl GB0009296665 Vitec Group PLC/The EU LEVEL Suspended BRBYl GB0031743007 Burberry Group PLC EU LEVEL Suspended NXTl GB0032089863 Next PLC EU LEVEL Suspended CSNl GB00B00FPT80 Chesnara PLC EU LEVEL Suspended SBRYl GB00B019KW72 J Sainsbury PLC EU LEVEL Suspended CNAl GB00B033F229 Centrica PLC EU LEVEL Suspended SMINl GB00B1WY2338 Smiths Group PLC EU LEVEL Suspended WGl GB00B5N0P849 John Wood Group PLC EU LEVEL Suspended NRRl GB00BD7XPJ64 NewRiver REIT PLC EU LEVEL Suspended QLTl GB00BDCXV269 Quilter PLC EU LEVEL Suspended SSPGl GB00BGBN7C04 SSP Group Plc EU LEVEL Suspended CRDAl GB00BJFFLV09 Croda International PLC EU LEVEL Suspended 888l GI000A0F6407 888 Holdings PLC EU LEVEL Suspended COPNz NL0011832936 COSMO Pharmaceuticals NV EU LEVEL Suspended MSEISo NO0010663669 Magseis Fairfield ASA EU LEVEL From TV Level to EU Level suspension ACADs SE0007897079 AcadeMedia AB EU LEVEL Suspended CBKDl US2017122050 Commercial International Bank Egypt SAE EU LEVEL Suspended GLTRl US37949E2046 Globaltrans Investment PLC EU LEVEL Suspended DLARl GB00B3DGH821 De La Rue PLC EU LEVEL Re-suspended ARWl GB00BDGTXM47 Arrow Global Group PLC EU LEVEL Re-suspended STCKl GB00BF5SDZ96 Stock Spirits Group PLC EU LEVEL Re-suspended AMLl GB00BFXZC448 Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC EU LEVEL Re-suspended DFSl GB00BTC0LB89 DFS Furniture PLC EU LEVEL Re-suspended SHURb LU1883301340 Shurgard Self Storage SA EU LEVEL Re-suspended .
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