This time of year, many of us are pulling out our wallets more frequently, but increasingly that wallet is digital. Here, we are going to look at the rapid pace of innovation in payments as new technologies are making payments faster, cheaper, less intrusive, and safer.
One might think that a market that has been handed so much cash for so long would react badly to the idea of ending the liquidity infusions, but early indications are that the opposite is true.
More than 300,000 people are currently classified as “personal financial advisors” in the US, and that number will likely surpass 400,000 within a couple years. It can be hard to stand out in such a large (and rapidly growing) crowd.
Once again, Fed Chair Powell and the Fed delivered as expected yesterday, exiting the latest monetary policy by announcing it would accelerate the pace of its bond tapering program and increased the likelihood of three interest rate hikes in 2022.
Now is the time to act. Crypto and its underpinning blockchain systems are no longer a peripheral technology but the foundations of a new, decentralized future.
Metaverse is the next big thing to disrupt our daily lives because it allows individuals to imagine a future in which our physical presence will no longer be required
As investors increasingly focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG), Nasdaq’s Ahad Minhas organized and moderated an internal fireside chat to discuss trending topics in ESG investing with ESG strategists at Sustainable Market Strategies.
At Nasdaq, our purpose is to champion inclusive growth and prosperity. We spoke with John Black, Nasdaq’s Head of Index Options Product Development and Powering Our Purpose Innovation Challenge Winner, who explore philanthropic opportunities.
At Nasdaq, our Purpose is to champion inclusive growth and prosperity. We spoke with Angela Burruss, Director of Projects and Programs for Purpose and the Nasdaq Foundation, about her mission to move the needle in our communities as a leader of Nasdaq’s Purpose.
This paper intends to provide a “reality check” of the stock market performance towards the Fed tightening risk by exploring the last 30 years of equity market history and focusing on the evidence derived from solid quantitative measures and proven financial records.
This paper intends to provide a “reality check” of the stock market performance towards the Fed tightening risk by exploring the last 30 years of equity market history and focusing on the evidence derived from solid quantitative measures and proven financial records.
Over the course of its 50-year history, the Nasdaq Composite has grown exponentially in terms of the number of companies tracked, aggregate market cap, and its overall importance to the U.S. and global equity markets.
The main event for today is the outcome of the Fed’s latest monetary policy meeting, at which it is widely expected to announce a faster pace for its bond tapering compared to its original plan shared in early November.