Nasdaq, Inc. reports developments across its market infrastructure, index, data, listings and financial technology businesses. Company news commonly covers monthly trading volumes, quarterly volume and listings statistics, earnings releases, dividend announcements, and operating trends in divisions such as Financial Technology.
Nasdaq updates also include changes to the Nasdaq-100 Index and other Nasdaq Global Indexes, trading halt and resumption notices from The Nasdaq Stock Market, and corporate governance or capital-structure matters. Its financial technology activities include solutions tied to capital management, financial crime and regulatory compliance software.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) will delist the securities of 17 issuers whose trading on The Nasdaq Stock Market has been suspended since various dates between February 23 and August 18, 2026.
The affected securities are the Class A common stock and warrants of Abpro Holdings, the common stock of CIMG, Sangamo Therapeutics, Aditxt, Smart Powerr, SPAR Group, Nuvve Holding, Nusatrip, the Class A ordinary shares of MDJM, Davis Commodities, Semilux International, Pitanium, the ordinary shares of Maxeon Solar Technologies, Empro Group, FAST TRACK GROUP, the Class A common stock of Vestand, and the ordinary shares, units and warrants of Keen Vision Acquisition.
These securities have not traded on Nasdaq since their respective suspension dates. Information on Nasdaq and its delisting rules is available on Nasdaq’s website.
Nasdaq (NDAQ), via Nasdaq Ventures, has made a strategic investment in Transient.AI as part of Transient’s Series A financing round.
The deal adds Nasdaq alongside lead investor NEXT Investors and is described as a milestone in Transient’s effort to provide bank-grade, policy-driven AI governance for global financial institutions. Transient offers an industrial-grade sandbox to govern enterprise AI agents in capital markets, enforcing deterministic safety guardrails, real-time oversight, zero external data retention, and strict sandboxing. The new capital will support Transient’s global expansion across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, with a focus on hubs such as London, Singapore, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.
Nasdaq Verafin (NDAQ) and Stablecore announced a partnership to connect digital asset transaction data with traditional banking data in Nasdaq Verafin’s anti-financial crime platform.
The integration brings Stablecore-powered stablecoin, tokenized deposit and other digital asset activity directly into Nasdaq Verafin, giving banks and credit unions a unified view of customer risk across fiat and digital asset channels. Stablecore maintains digital asset holdings and transaction records without personally identifiable information, while financial institutions’ core systems retain customer and account data that is combined in Nasdaq Verafin for investigations and monitoring. The integration is in beta with select customers, including Amarillo National Bank, with broader rollout to mutual customers planned for Q4 2026 and Q1 2027, and future real-time sanctions screening for digital asset transfers.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) reports that aggregate open short interest in all 5,515 Nasdaq securities reached 22,585,920,419 shares as of settlement date August 31, 2026, up from 22,048,481,271 shares in 5,511 issues at the prior August 14, 2026 reporting date.
Short interest in 3,860 Nasdaq Global Market securities totaled 18,212,067,019 shares versus 17,667,604,951 shares in 3,855 issues previously, representing 3.52 days of average daily volume versus 2.98 days. On The Nasdaq Capital Market, 1,655 securities had short interest of 4,373,853,400 shares versus 4,380,876,320 shares in 1,656 securities, equal to 1.61 days of average daily volume versus 1.22 days. Across all Nasdaq securities, the average days to cover rose to 2.86 from 2.31.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) released its 2026 Global Voice of the Issuer Study on Sept. 10, 2026, showing private markets as the top area of client demand for asset managers in every surveyed region and broad, but shallow, AI use in product development.
The survey of 406 senior professionals at firms with $25 billion or more in assets under management finds 80% of asset managers use AI in some capacity, but only 26% apply it across multiple product-development stages, concentrating on idea generation (69%) and product design (61%). Private-market benchmarks are cited as the largest unmet need by 58% of respondents, and 71% say it is increasingly difficult to break through in a crowded market. Brand credibility (55%) now ranks ahead of product design (46%) and pricing (42%) as the leading competitive differentiator, while 68% want index providers involved in product design and 65% see value in index firms acting as extensions of their research teams.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) expanded its relationship with Payward, parent of Kraken, including a $100 million Nasdaq Ventures investment and deeper work on Nasdaq Equity Tokens (NETs).
The companies plan to continue developing the operational and commercial infrastructure for NETs, with an expectation to launch in the second quarter of 2027. The next phase targets global distribution, trading and post-trade capabilities to support broader adoption of tokenized equities. As part of the deal, Payward will adopt Nasdaq’s surveillance technology across its trading venues, spanning crypto, equities, tokenized equities, futures and options, to help support market integrity and investor confidence.
Nasdaq (NDAQ)/b) announced that Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Sarah Youngwood will present at the Barclays 24th Annual Global Financial Services Conference.The presentation is scheduled for Monday, September 14, at 12:00 PM ET, with a webcast available via Nasdaq’s Investor Relations website.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) reported its monthly trading volumes for August 2026. The detailed volume statistics are available in a data sheet on the company’s Investor Relations website.
Investors can access the August 2026 volume data at https://ir.nasdaq.com/financials/volume-statistics.
Nasdaq Verafin (NDAQ) announced a partnership with Alloy to integrate fraud risk data and alerts across their platforms for shared financial institution customers.
The collaboration begins with two-way integration of fraud risk signals. Mutual customers will be able to access fraud insights from Nasdaq Verafin’s consortium data network, which covers over 850 million counterparties, directly within Alloy’s identity and fraud prevention platform. Alloy’s real-time fraud alerts will feed into Nasdaq Verafin’s alert, investigation, and case management platform, while case outcomes will cycle back into Alloy’s Fraud Signal machine learning model to refine controls.
The companies say this will help financial institutions gain a more complete picture of financial crime risk from account onboarding through the customer lifecycle, reduce friction for legitimate customers, and support offerings such as real-time payments.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) has completed its acquisition of Dasseti, an AI-powered due diligence and monitoring platform, announced on September 2, 2026. Dasseti’s technology will be integrated into Nasdaq eVestment, extending coverage across the full manager research, due diligence, and monitoring lifecycle. The deal, first announced July 23, 2026, follows an early-stage investment by Nasdaq Ventures in 2022; financial terms were not disclosed.
Nasdaq eVestment connects roughly 4,800 contributing asset managers with more than 1,200 asset owners and intermediaries, powering over $90 trillion in assets under management across 112,000+ products in 109 countries. Private markets coverage now includes more than 16,000 managers and 95,000 funds. Dasseti adds AI-driven processing of due diligence questionnaires, RFPs, and monitoring for 17,000 asset managers and general partners representing $34 trillion in assets, which the company expects will improve response times, data quality, and the integration of RFP, DDQ, and database management workflows.