If U.S. investors were already feeling cautious about putting their capital into Chinese technology companies, then the dizzying Didi crackdown comes as a flashing red warning light.
From shifts toward online sales to preparing eventual office returns, CFOs are seeing drastic transitions in revenue models, having to rapidly plan within the parameters of a constantly changing business landscape.
In a sharp departure from the previous administration, President Biden has thrown America’s full weight behind global efforts to address Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”) issues.
As institutional investors increase their digital asset positions, we have witnessed a renewed push for the digitization of traditional assets, such as green energy bonds, accounts receivables, and physical art.
Institutional investors are diving deeper into the crypto markets. This is a welcome sign for the industry as China’s clampdown on crypto mining continues.
This research takes a deep dive into The Capital Strength Index (NQCAPST), examining how the combination of two robust yet straightforward screening methodologies succeeds at identifying well-capitalized companies that also have low historical share price volatility.
A United Nations report calls climate change as a “threat multiplier,” and very rightly so. Today, climate change is a pressing global issue. Among the multiple initiatives to combat climate change by lowering the carbon footprint, emerged a niche segment dubbed as the green bond
Often viewed as a defensive sector due to its large exposure to blue chip pharmaceuticals companies and large-cap insurance firms, healthcare offers much more growth and innovation than novice investors may realize.
Overall performance among the 68 indexes tracked was broadly positive in June, up 2.6% on average. Of those 68 indexes, 54 indexes had positive performance for the month.
Increasing interest in digital assets has been pushing both small and multi-international institutions to offer cryptocurrency products and services at a retail level. This was previously offered only by a few banks to wealthy and institutional clients.
We are talking about the proliferation of health monitoring devices and services, and what they mean for your health, your privacy, medicine, and your investment portfolio. Due to the global health crisis, interest in wellness has been growing even more.
In our guide to market structure, we talked about all the different “trading centers” in the market – from exchanges to broker dark pools to brokers filling orders directly – and how the total trading in the market is allocated between those venues.
As the world transitions to a new normal, Nasdaq’s annual internship program is too. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have turned circumstance into a learning opportunity for interns joining us this year to participate in meaningful and long-term projects.
Nasdaq recently held its second Purpose Stakeholder Roundtable, bringing together a range of leading voices on investor and community engagement to explore ways in which to make the markets more accessible across race, ethnicity, gender and class.