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The SEC filings page for NICE SYSTEMS LTD ORD (NCSYF) provides access to regulatory documents associated with NICE Ltd., a foreign private issuer that reports under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. NICE Ltd. files annual reports on Form 20-F and furnishes event-driven information on Form 6-K, making these filings central sources of information for investors analyzing NCSYF.
Form 6-K current reports for NICE Ltd. include a range of exhibits, such as press releases on cloud revenue growth and revenue guidance, announcements of financial capital markets day webcasts, and GAAP financial statements that are incorporated by reference into numerous Form S-8 registration statements. Other 6-Ks furnish information on ESG performance, AI customer experience capabilities, contact center-related market assessments, partnerships, executive appointments and brand ambassador arrangements.
Certain Form 6-K filings also describe the results of the company’s annual general meeting of shareholders, including approval of proposals detailed in proxy statements previously submitted to the SEC. These documents, together with the Form 20-F annual reports, form the core regulatory record for NICE Ltd. and are key for understanding governance, financial reporting and corporate actions relevant to NCSYF.
On this filings page, users can review NICE Ltd.’s 6-K submissions and related materials as they appear in the SEC’s EDGAR system. AI-powered tools on the platform can help summarize lengthy filings, highlight key points in 10-K or 20-F style annual reports, clarify quarterly information contained in 6-Ks, and surface details from insider-related and equity compensation disclosures linked to Form S-8 references. This allows investors to navigate NICE Ltd.’s regulatory history more efficiently while focusing on the specific filing types and topics most relevant to their analysis of NCSYF.
NICE Ltd. filed a Form 6-K highlighting multiple AI- and fraud-focused milestones across its NICE Actimize and NiCE CX platforms. The exhibits include analyst recognition, a major European cloud deployment, and new product launches.
NICE Actimize is recognized as a Leader in enterprise fraud management in Asia Pacific by Forrester and as a Luminary in Celent’s 2025 Anti-Fraud Solutionscape, underscoring the breadth of its fraud and financial crime capabilities. NiCE also announces that German health insurer AOK Bayern has deployed the NiCE CXone platform on the EU Sovereign Cloud to modernize service for more than 4.5 million insured members.
Additional exhibits introduce Cognigy Simulator, an AI performance lab for large-scale testing of AI agents, and the Actimize Insights Network, a real-time intelligence network designed to help financial institutions assess counterparty risk and combat scams and financial crime with shared fraud and AML insights.
Harel Insurance Investments & Financial Services Ltd. has reported beneficial ownership of 3,160,790 NICE Ltd. Ordinary Shares, representing 5.1% of the class. This percentage is based on 61,743,476 Ordinary Shares outstanding as of August 18, 2025.
Most of these shares are held for members of the public through funds, insurance policies, and exchange-traded funds managed by Harel subsidiaries, with additional shares in third-party client accounts. Harel reports no sole voting or dispositive power over the shares and certifies that the holdings are not intended to change or influence control of NICE Ltd.
NICE Ltd. furnished a Form 6-K that mainly serves as a cover for two attached reports. One report discusses NICE’s progress in environmental, social and governance (ESG) areas, highlighting strong performance in sustainability, governance and innovation, as reflected in an exhibit titled "NICE Advances ESG Leadership with Strong Performance in Sustainability, Governance, and Innovation." The other report announces the launch of a local dedicated CXone Mpower instance in South Africa, aimed at expanding the company’s AI-powered customer experience capabilities across the African continent.
NICE Ltd. submitted a Form 6-K summarizing several November 2025 corporate developments. The report notes plans to webcast its Financial Capital Markets Day 2025, giving investors and analysts access to management’s strategic presentation.
The filing also highlights the appointment of Arun Chandra as Chief Operating Officer to lead a newly formed Global Customer Operations group. In addition, NICE points to a collaboration with IGT Solutions to advance AI-first customer experience using CXone Mpower, and recognition as a leader in the 2025 IDC MarketScape European Contact Center-as-a-Service assessment.
NICE Ltd. reported a planned sale of common stock under Rule 144. A holder intends to sell 1,806 common shares through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC, with an aggregate market value of $191,995.86. The shares are listed on NASDAQ, where 61,743,476 common shares were outstanding at the time referenced. The shares to be sold were acquired as restricted stock units on 12/01/2025, with payment recorded on the same date, and the approximate sale date indicated as 12/02/2025.
NICE Ltd. furnished a Form 6-K that includes GAAP financial statements and a press release noting 13% year-over-year cloud revenue growth for Q3 2025 and a raise to full-year 2025 revenue guidance. The GAAP financial statements attached to the release are incorporated by reference into NICE’s Form S-8 registration statements, effective upon submission.
NICE Ltd. filed a Form 6-K that mainly serves as a cover for two attached documents about its artificial intelligence initiatives in customer experience. One attachment, dated October 6, 2025, highlights how NICE customers are leading the way in adopting CX AI to reshape both customer and employee experiences. The second, dated October 16, 2025, describes the launch of the NICE Cognigy AI Ops Center, which is designed to support reliable, large-scale AI workforce operations.
NICE Ltd. filed a Form 6-K reporting three corporate updates: the company was named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Contact Center as a Service for the 11th consecutive year; it announced a brand ambassador partnership with PGA Tour player JJ Spaun to promote themes of drive, innovation and growth; and it appointed Jeff Comstock as President, CX Product & Technology. The submission attaches the three related press releases dated September 10, 2025, September 23, 2025, and September 26, 2025. The filing contains no financial results, guidance, or material transaction disclosures; it serves to notify investors of strategic marketing recognition, a promotional partnership, and an executive leadership hire.
NICE Ltd. describes its policies on indemnification and insurance for directors and officers under Israeli law. The company states its articles do not permit exempting office holders from liability for breach of the duty of loyalty, and that indemnification for breach of the duty of care is not allowed by its articles. The company may procure insurance and indemnification for office holders for specified events, including defense costs, monetary liabilities from judgments or settlements, and certain regulatory investigations, subject to Companies Law approvals.
The registration states the board and audit committee approvals required and confirms the company has obtained D&O liability insurance and indemnification letters for its officers and directors. The filing also includes an exhibit index listing governing documents, the share incentive plan, legal opinions, consents, and a power of attorney with signatures of officers and directors.
NICE Ltd. filed a Registration Statement on Form S-8 to register securities for its employee benefit plans, incorporating prior filings and GAAP exhibits by reference. The filing describes permitted indemnification and directors' and officers' liability insurance under Israeli law, including limits and required corporate approvals, and notes that indemnification for Securities Act liabilities may be unenforceable.