Verio Note Registry |
The fortnight to October 14, 2026 |
Technology shares, a deep barrier and a uranium fund stand out this fortnight
An autocallable linked to Lam Research shares pays about twice the coupon of the typical comparable note, and it opens four stories this fortnight on unusual terms and new names.
| 27% | | Share of this fortnight's notes linked to a single stock, out of 1,262 notes issued. |
Insight 1 of 4 Coupon on an autocallable linked to Lam Research shares sits near the top of comparable notesIssued by UBS, the note pays 29.62% a year over two years, against 14.7% a year for the typical comparable note, putting it higher than 99 in 100 comparable notes. The coupon is paid only when the shares close at or above 75% of the starting level. The barrier for repayment at maturity sits at the same level. Higher coupons tend to come with more risk, and here a fall of more than a quarter puts both the coupon and the principal at stake.  Explore this in the registry | Insight 2 of 4 A leveraged note linked to Marvell shares has an unusually deep barrierA leveraged participation note linked to Marvell shares pays 300% of any gain over 13 months. Principal is repaid in full unless the shares end below 40% of the starting level, against 85% for the typical leveraged participation note.  Explore this in the registry | Insight 3 of 4 Principal-protected notes linked to Broadcom, Meta and Vertiv shares pay a contingent couponTwo notes this fortnight are linked to the worst of Broadcom, Meta and Vertiv shares, a combination rarely seen in the registry. The larger of the two by amount issued pays 13.25% a year over five years, against 9% for the typical principal-protected contingent-coupon note, while returning the full principal at maturity. Coupons are paid only when all three shares close at or above a set level, so the protection covers principal, not income.  Explore this in the registry | Insight 4 of 4 A uranium and nuclear fund is new to the registryA note issued this fortnight is linked to the VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF, the first in the registry's records to use it. It sits in a worst-of autocallable alongside two other underliers, paying 12.7% a year over three years. The barrier is 70% of the starting level, measured on whichever of the three has fallen most.  Explore this in the registry |
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Covers October 1, 2026 to October 14, 2026 against the 13 weeks before, using final pricing supplements filed with the SEC; recent filings reach the archive with a lag, so we compare shares rather than counts when windows differ. Underlined figures are computed from the registry. Terms as issued; market information, not investment advice.
Source: Verio Note Registry, noteregistry.com. As of 14 October 2026.
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