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NASDAQ:OBAI 16 June 2026 - 17 June 2026

Our Bond shares edge lower after sharp rally on debt swap, city license updates

Our Bond shares edge lower after sharp rally on debt swap, city license updates

Our Bond Inc. fell 8.1% to $1.02 early Wednesday in premarket trade, giving up some gains after a big jump the previous day. The AI personal security company had announced a debt exchange and a license deal, which sent the stock up 108.5% to $1.11 at Tuesday’s close. Nasdaq premarket quotes came in at 04:15 ET, ahead of the 9:30 a.m. open. Investors are watching to see if the New York-based firm can use new contracts and reduced balance-sheet pressure to stretch its cash runway. Shares jumped while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.15% on Tuesday—company news, not the broad market, fueled the stock's rally.
17 June 2026
Obai debt swap, city deal push Our Bond stock higher in active trade

Obai debt swap, city deal push Our Bond stock higher in active trade

Shares of Our Bond, Inc. jumped Tuesday, with OBAI trading as high as $1.27 and most recently quoted at $0.9911, up roughly 85% from Monday’s $0.5346 close. More than 403 million shares changed hands as traders responded to news of a fresh balance-sheet restructuring and a municipality-backed rollout of the company’s AI security platform. Investors focused on these company updates, looking past the broader market and betting on better liquidity and growth prospects. Our Bond said Ascent Partners Fund LLC will swap around $3.3 million of promissory notes for Series G convertible preferred stock. Convertible preferred is senior to common and can be converted into common shares, which can dilute existing holders. The set conversion price is $2.0265 per share, more than 200% higher than where the stock has traded recently, according to the company. The notes are to be marked paid in full on closing. In a separate SEC filing, Our Bond said the preferred pays a 10% annual dividend, has a 9.99% beneficial ownership cap, and includes redemption and anti-dilution protections.
16 June 2026

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  • Bank of England Looks to Loosen Leverage Rules, Bringing UK Closer to Global Peers
    July 8, 2026, 1:06 AM EDT. The Bank of England is moving to ease leverage ratio rules, saying it wants UK banking regs to match up better with the rest of the world. The FPC said it will boost how banks can use capital buffers, giving lenders more room to dip into these reserves without cutting shareholder payouts. The decision mirrors U.S. steps to relax leverage requirements. The FPC estimates major British banks could see their leverage demands fall by 0.2 percentage points. Some FPC members flagged risks that a looser stance could drive up market-based leverage and hurt UK market strength. The Association for Financial Markets in Europe supported the changes, arguing current UK rules are stricter than global rivals.
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