Correction, 28 October 2026. The coupons in this issue are contingent: each is paid only if the underliers close at or above a set level on an observation date, which the issue did not always say. The note on Applied Materials, Oracle and Tesla shares pays 48.35% a year only if the weakest stock closes at or above 70% of its starting level on a quarterly observation date; its 70% barrier is watched at every daily close during the term, not only at maturity, and the issuer can call it from October 2027. The Dell note's 29.02% a year is paid only if the shares close at or above 65% on a quarterly observation date. The note on Intel, Applied Materials and Schwab shares pays 14.15% a year only if the weakest stock closes at or above 50% on a monthly observation date, with missed coupons paid later; the typical 70% the issue set its 40% barrier against pooled buffers and barriers, and among autocallables with a barrier the typical level is 65%. The uranium and nuclear fund note pays 12.7% a year only if the weakest underlier closes at or above 70% on a monthly observation date. The large note on the S&P 500, a Russell 2000 futures index and a utilities fund pays 11.3% a year only if the weakest closes at or above 75% on a monthly observation date; its 25% buffer is geared, so below 75% losses grow 1.33 times as fast, and the issuer can call it from December 2026.

Verio Note Registry

The week to October 14, 2026

Tech and consumer stocks, a nuclear fund and a low barrier

Notable notes this week

A two-year note linked to Applied Materials, Oracle and Tesla shares, a combination new to the registry, pays 48.35% a year.

48.35% a year

The highest coupon among the five notes in this issue, on a worst-of note whose weakest stock decides repayment.

A worst-of note links Applied Materials, Oracle and Tesla shares

This two-year worst-of contingent coupon note pays 48.35% a year. Repayment rests on a barrier at 70% of the starting level. A coupon this high comes with more risk: in a worst-of note, the weakest of the three stocks decides repayment.

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An autocallable linked to Dell shares pays far above comparable notes

Running two years, the note pays 29.02% a year, and repayment rests on a barrier at 65% of the starting level. The typical comparable note pays 13.9% a year, which puts this coupon higher than 98 in 100 comparable notes.

The coupon on Dell shares against comparable single-stock autocallables

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Low barrier on a worst-of note linked to Intel, Applied Materials and Schwab

Running three years, the worst-of autocallable pays 14.15% a year. Its barrier sits at 40% of the starting level, against a typical 70% for autocallables, so principal is repaid in full at maturity unless the weakest of the three stocks ends the term below that level.

Where this barrier sits among all autocallables

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A uranium and nuclear fund enters the registry in a three-fund note

The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF is new to the registry, in a three-year worst-of autocallable that also tracks the State Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF and a third fund. It pays 12.7% a year, and repayment rests on a barrier at 70% of the starting level.

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Utilities, the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 futures in one large buffered note

Issued by Morgan Stanley for $67.4 million, this 32-month worst-of note is linked to the S&P 500, a Russell 2000 futures index and the State Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF. It pays 11.3% a year, and a buffer absorbs the first losses down to 75% of the starting level.

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Covers October 8, 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.