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Nasdaq (NDAQ) published September 2026 monthly volumes and statistics for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, on its Investor Relations website. The quarterly data cover volumes, estimated revenue capture, number of listings, and index statistics, available in a data sheet.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) announced that Moderna will join the Nasdaq-100 Index before market open on October 9, 2026.
Moderna (MRNA) will replace Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) as an index component. The Nasdaq-100 measures the performance of 100 of the largest Nasdaq-listed non-financial companies.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) will hold its third quarter 2026 financial results conference call on October 22, 2026, at 8:00 AM Eastern. Its CEO, CFO and other senior managers will review results and take investment-community questions after prepared remarks. The webcast will be available through Nasdaq’s Investor Relations website, where the results release and presentation will be posted at approximately 7:00 AM Eastern that day.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) eVestment manager data is now available within Aapryl for mutual subscribers through a new data relationship announced by Aapryl. Access covers only the manager products included in each firm's Nasdaq eVestment subscription.
Subscribers can use Aapryl's analytics to examine manager performance, including security selection, tactical timing and exposure to investment styles. The platform applies the same evaluation methodology used for its existing manager universe, including style-adjusted benchmarks and the Aapryl Score. The capability is available now to firms subscribing to both platforms.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) launched an agentic AI environment within Nasdaq Calypso for capital markets and treasury workflows. Its first available capability is a natural-language assistant that lets users query platform data, documentation and other information.
Clients can connect their own AI infrastructure through a layer built on Model Context Protocol, a standard for linking AI agents to software. The environment is designed to keep agents within an institution’s policies, with oversight, sandboxing and no external data retention. Clients retain control of their data. Nasdaq plans to add agents aimed at manual processes across trading workflows.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) expanded its Calypso deployment at HSBC as the bank adopted the platform for exchange-traded derivatives clearing.
HSBC has used Calypso to clear clients’ over-the-counter derivatives, including interest rate, inflation and credit default swaps, since 2011. It also uses the platform for repo clearing and plans to extend its use to US Treasury cash transactions by year-end in preparation for mandatory clearing. HSBC’s derivatives clearing services execute exchange-traded transactions across 40 global futures exchanges.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) reported 22,521,310,694 shares of open short interest across its securities for the September 15, 2026, settlement date. That covered 5,516 securities, compared with 22,585,920,419 shares across 5,515 issues on August 31. The total represented 2.96 days of average daily volume, up from 2.86 days.
Nasdaq Global Market short interest fell to 18,116,572,644 shares from 18,212,067,019 shares, while its volume measure rose to 3.55 days from 3.52. Nasdaq Capital Market short interest rose to 4,404,738,050 shares from 4,373,853,400 shares; its volume measure rose to 1.76 days from 1.61.
Juniper Square and Nasdaq (NDAQ) launched Capital Intelligence, an AI-powered tool that embeds Nasdaq eVestment Market Lens data directly into Juniper Square’s Investor CRM for private markets general partners.
The product connects to a dataset covering 30,000+ institutional firms, 70,000+ mandates, and 100,000+ investment professionals, automatically refreshing investor and consultant records as the market changes. Capital Intelligence offers three core capabilities within the CRM: Enrich, which uses AI to propose matches between existing contacts and Nasdaq data; Discover, which lets users search and import targeted prospects via Pipeline Builder; and Act, which surfaces and tracks relationship and contact changes for review and action.
Transient.AI announced a strategic investment from Nasdaq Ventures (NDAQ), which joins NEXT Investors in Transient’s Series A funding round.
Transient develops a secure AI operating system for regulated financial institutions, providing a sandboxed, policy-driven governance layer for enterprise AI agents. Its Declarative Agentic Framework enforces deterministic safety guardrails, real-time oversight, zero external data retention, and strict sandboxing. The new capital will support Transient’s expansion across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, including platform rollout in London, Singapore, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) will participate in two investor conferences in September 2026, with live webcasts available on its Investor Relations website.
Tal Cohen, President of Nasdaq, is scheduled to present at the Autonomous 2026 Future of Commerce Symposium on Wednesday, September 23 at 1:00 PM ET. Sarah Youngwood, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, will speak at the Bank of America Securities 31st Annual Financials CEO Conference on Thursday, September 24 at 3:00 AM ET / 8:00 AM BST.