Nasdaq provides scalable and agile infrastructure that powers global financial markets, enabling deeper liquidity and more seamless capital flows.
Nasdaq supports companies going public and raising capital by providing access to capital markets through its exchanges, which list over 5,000 companies representing over 20% of the world's market capitalization. Nasdaq helps financial institutions manage risk and regulatory compliance through solutions for regulatory reporting, trade surveillance, anti-financial crime, and compliance management.
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A lower trading floor may help investors exit trapped positions. Historical evidence on reverse splits—and the incentives of controlling shareholders—shows why better liquidity need not mean better returns.