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Nasdaq, Inc. (symbol: NDAQ) is a global technology company and a leading provider of capital market services, established in 1971. Initially known for its equity exchange, Nasdaq has evolved into a diversified technology provider that delivers solutions across multiple segments, including market services, information services, and corporate services.
Market Services: This segment represents approximately 35% of Nasdaq's revenue and includes trading, clearing, and market technology services. Nasdaq operates one of the world's largest electronic stock exchanges, facilitating efficient and reliable trading.
Information Services: Contributing about 30% of the company's sales, this segment offers market data, analytics, and Nasdaq-branded indexes to asset managers and investors, providing essential tools for informed decision-making.
Corporate Services: Accounting for 20% of revenue, Nasdaq's corporate services include listing services and investor relations products that support publicly traded companies in meeting their regulatory requirements and enhancing investor engagement.
Market Technology: Representing 15% of the firm's revenue, this segment delivers technology solutions that enable the operation of other exchanges around the world, as well as financial compliance services.
Recent Achievements: Nasdaq continues to be at the forefront of technological advancements, incorporating AI capabilities to support capital markets, thereby enhancing liquidity, transparency, and integrity in the financial ecosystem. The company is also involved in strategic partnerships, such as its recent collaboration with FIA Tech to improve data sharing and reduce systemic inefficiency in the global post-trade network.
With a strong commitment to innovation, Nasdaq has successfully transitioned from a U.S.-based equities exchange to a global leader in technology and information services. The company's diverse product offerings and client-centric approach enable businesses to optimize their operations and achieve their business goals with confidence.
Financial Overview: Nasdaq's financial performance has been robust, with consistent revenue growth driven by its diversified business model. The company's strategic investments and focus on scalability and efficiency have positioned it well for sustained growth and profitability.
For the latest updates, financial results, and developments, visit the Nasdaq Investor Relations website at http://ir.nasdaq.com.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) has reported its monthly trading volumes for June 2020, along with quarterly metrics ending June 30, 2020. The company provides insights on trading activity and estimated revenue captures, which can be found on their investor relations website. This update reflects Nasdaq's ongoing commitment to transparency in market operations and highlights the importance of trading volumes in assessing overall performance.
In the first half of 2020, Nasdaq (NDAQ) achieved a significant milestone, welcoming 69 initial public offerings (IPOs) and raising $17.4 billion, reinforcing its leadership in the U.S. market with an 85% win rate for operating companies. Nasdaq accounted for 77% of all IPO proceeds, including four of the five largest IPOs. The company extended support to issuers during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing extensions for filing requirements and temporary relief from listing requirements. This adaptability allowed Nasdaq to maintain operational capacity during market volatility.
The Nasdaq Stock Market announced the delisting of several companies due to trading suspensions. Tuesday Morning Corp.'s stock was suspended on June 8, 2020; Reebonz Holding Limited on April 30, 2020; Taronis Technologies, Inc. on May 4, 2020; Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc. on June 25, 2020; Synthesis Energy Systems, Inc. on May 18, 2020; and Luckin Coffee Inc. on June 29, 2020. Nasdaq will file a Form 25 with the SEC, making the delistings effective ten days after filing. For more details, investors should review the companies' public filings or reach out directly.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) has partnered with The Global Earthquake Model (GEM) to offer catastrophe risk models via its Risk Modelling service. GEM's Colombia earthquake model is the first to be available. This collaboration aims to enhance access to earthquake risk assessment tools for insurers and financial risk managers globally. Nasdaq now provides models from ten providers, improving geographic coverage for clients. GEM focuses on public good by assisting communities in disaster preparedness, particularly in developing countries.
On June 26, 2020, Nasdaq (NDAQ) reported a record-breaking day for its Closing Cross, facilitating rebalancing for Russell U.S. Indexes for the 17th consecutive year. A total of 1.57 billion shares worth $56.7 billion were executed in just 1.46 seconds, surpassing last year’s figures of 1.279 billion shares and $42.59 billion. This event underscores the importance of accurate price discovery amidst market volatility and the reliance of investors on Russell’s indexes for performance tracking.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) has launched the Marketplace Services Platform, a SaaS solution that facilitates seamless transactions across various market ecosystems. Designed to support the transaction lifecycle, it offers integrated services for standard and tokenized assets. The platform is complemented by the Digital Assets Suite, enhancing capabilities for digital transactions. Collaborations with major tech firms like Microsoft aim to optimize next-gen marketplace solutions, positioning Nasdaq as a key player in digital transformation in capital markets.
On June 17, 2020, Nasdaq (NDAQ) announced the inclusion of major social bond issuers, International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the African Development Bank, to its Sustainable Bond Network. This platform enhances transparency in the social bond market with over 4,000 bonds from 40+ issuers. The IFC aims to raise funds for healthcare and job support in emerging markets affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Nasdaq plans future enhancements to the platform for better investor insights. The initiative aligns with Nasdaq's commitment to sustainability and capital market optimization.
On June 12, 2020, Nasdaq (NDAQ) announced that DocuSign, Inc. (DOCU) will be added to the NASDAQ-100 Index, NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index, and NASDAQ-100 Technology Sector Index effective June 22, 2020. This replacement will see DocuSign take the place of United Airlines Holdings, Inc. (UAL). United Airlines will also be removed from the NASDAQ-100 Ex-Tech Sector Index on the same date. This addition highlights DocuSign's significance in the market amid growing demand for digital transaction solutions.
On June 10, 2020, Nasdaq (NDAQ) launched Nasdaq Basic Canada, providing global investors with real-time quote and trade data for Canadian equities via Nasdaq Cloud Data Services. This new data feed includes information from Nasdaq CXC, CX2, and CXD trading books and offers up to 60% cost savings compared to other marketplaces. The launch aims to enhance price discovery and accessibility for investors. A free trial is available during Q3 2020, promoting more cost-effective access to Canadian market data.
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