Marks & Spencer Group PLC
27 February 2008
Issued 27 February 2008
DEUTSCHE BANK APPOINTED AS SUCCESSOR DEPOSITARY BANK FOR THE AMERICAN
DEPOSITARY RECEIPT PROGRAM OF MARKS AND SPENCER GROUP PLC
Marks and Spencer Group plc (the 'Company') today announce that Deutsche Bank
has been appointed as successor depositary bank for the American Depositary
Receipt (ADR) program of the Company.
Akbar Poonawala, Head of Global Equity Services at Deutsche Bank said, 'We
welcome Marks & Spencer's decision to transfer its ADR program to Deutsche
Bank's depositary receipts platform. Our broad range of customised services
will be used to assist Marks & Spencer in enhancing the visibility of its ADR
program with the United States investor community.'
For further information, please call:
Corporate Communication +44 (0) 208 718 8323
Investor Relations +44 (0) 208 718 3604
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