#17-14 Delisting of Instruments issued by Commerzbank AG

Posted by — December 6, 2017 in Business comments off 2

After the end of today’s trading, 4 Instruments issued by Commerzbank AG will be delisted from NDX Sweden.

For more details see attached files.

For further information concerning this NGM notice please contact:

Listing department on +46 8 566 390 10 or at [email protected]

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