Notting Hill Genesis, the housing association and bond issuer, has announced the restoration of listings for five secured bonds on the London Stock Exchange Main Market, effective 10 November 2026. The listings had been temporarily suspended from 1 October 2026, following an earlier announcement on 25 September 2026. The reinstatement follows publication of the issuer's accounts on 15 October 2026 and their subsequent upload to the National Storage Mechanism on 6 November 2026, satisfying the conditions required to lift the suspension.

Key Points

  • Notting Hill Genesis (85FA) is the issuer of five secured bonds listed on the London Stock Exchange Main Market
  • All five Main Market Bond listings have been restored as of 10 November 2026 following a temporary suspension that began 1 October 2026
  • The bonds range in size from £250 million to £400 million, with maturities between 2029 and 2054 and coupon rates between 2.875% and 5.25%
  • Investors should watch for any further regulatory or financial disclosures that may follow the restored listing status

Five Secured Bonds Totalling £1.55 Billion Covered by the Restoration

The five Main Market Bonds affected by the restoration are: a £250 million 2.875 per cent secured bond due 2029; a £400 million 3.25 per cent secured bond due 2048; a £250 million 4.375 per cent secured bond due 2054; a £350 million 3.75 per cent secured bond due 2032; and a £300 million 5.25 per cent secured bond due 2042. Together, these instruments represent a combined nominal value of £1.55 billion. The bonds are secured instruments, a financing structure commonly used by large registered housing providers to access long-term capital markets funding for affordable and social housing delivery.

Accounts Publication Triggered End of Temporary Suspension for Notting Hill Genesis Bonds

The announcement states that the temporary suspension, which took effect on 1 October 2026, has now ended following two specific filing events. Notting Hill Genesis published its accounts on 15 October 2026, and those accounts were subsequently made available on the National Storage Mechanism on 6 November 2026. The National Storage Mechanism is the UK's official repository for regulated documents required under the Financial Conduct Authority's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, meaning the filing of accounts there is a material compliance milestone for listed debt issuers.

Interim CFO Ken Youngman Named as Financial Contact in Bond Listing Restoration Notice

The announcement identifies Ken Youngman, interim chief financial officer, as the contact for financial enquiries relating to the restoration. The use of an interim CFO title in the disclosure may attract attention from bond market participants monitoring governance continuity at the issuer. Notting Hill Genesis is one of the larger housing associations operating in London and the South East of England, using capital markets debt to fund its housing programmes. The company did not disclose any further financial guidance or operational commentary in this announcement beyond the confirmation of restored listings.