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Nationwide Building Society Sets Maximum Acceptance Amount for Tender Offer of Securities

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Nationwide Building Society (NBS.L) will purchase all outstanding 750 million pounds sterling of reset perpetual contingent convertible additional tier 1 capital securities tendered under its ongoing offer.

The maximum acceptance amount was set on Tuesday after launching the tender offer a day earlier. The offer will expire on Friday, with settlement expected on Sept. 30.

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