Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC, 47XB) has announced the listing of GBP 1,842,521 Preference Share Linked Notes on the London Stock Exchange’s main market, effective 9 September 2026. These structured notes, identified as SPUK 130 with ISIN XS3441772368, are set to mature in September 2032 and were issued under CIBC’s Structured Note Programme. The listing is supported by a base prospectus dated 23 January 2026 and final terms published on 26 August 2026, both filed with the National Storage Mechanism and accessible via the LSE’s regulatory information service.
Key Highlights
- Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (47XB), a prominent Canadian banking institution headquartered in Toronto, Ontario
- GBP 1,842,521 Preference Share Linked Notes (ISIN: XS3441772368, SPUK 130) admitted to trading on the LSE main market as of 9 September 2026
- Notes mature in September 2032; issued under CIBC’s Structured Note Programme; base prospectus dated 23 January 2026
- Investors should review the complete base prospectus and final terms available through the LSE, CIBC Investor Relations, and the FCA’s National Storage Mechanism
CIBC’s GBP 1,842,521 Preference Share Linked Notes Now Trading on LSE Main Market
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, headquartered at 81 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, confirmed the admission of its GBP 1,842,521 Preference Share Linked Notes to trading on the London Stock Exchange’s main market. The notes, bearing the identifier SPUK 130 and ISIN XS3441772368, were issued under CIBC’s Structured Note Programme, which enables the bank to offer various structured debt instruments to institutional and eligible investors globally. Denominated in sterling, these notes have a maturity date in September 2032, providing an approximate six-year term from issuance.
Regulatory Documentation: Base Prospectus and Final Terms Released
The listing is backed by a base prospectus dated 23 January 2026 and final terms published on 26 August 2026 by CIBC. Both documents have been lodged with the Financial Conduct Authority’s National Storage Mechanism for public access. They are also available through the London Stock Exchange’s regulatory information service and on CIBC’s Investor Relations website. The announcement emphasizes that comprehensive details about the issuer and the notes are contained in these documents, and prospective investors should consult them to verify eligibility.
US Securities Act Restrictions on SPUK 130 Notes
The announcement specifies that the notes are not registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933 and are subject to US tax regulations. Consequently, the notes cannot be offered, sold, or delivered within the United States or to US persons as defined under Regulation S, except in certain limited circumstances. There will be no public offering of these notes in the US. This restriction is typical for euro-market structured note issuances by non-US banks, and investors outside the designated jurisdictions are advised to confirm their eligibility before relying on the prospectus.
