Tag: nasdaq
Exchange Listings: Rule and Infrastructure Watchlist for Late-Stage and Public Companies
By Liz Dunshee Back in January, I wrote about Nasdaq’s “life-changing magic of tidying up” as the exchange tightened several initial and continued listing standards. Since then, some proposals became rules, one significant continued-listing rule is on hold, and NYSE and NYSE American have made a few changes too. These […]
Nasdaq 23/5 Trading: What Changes for Corporate Actions – and What Doesn’t
By Liz Dunshee Nasdaq currently expects to begin 23/5 trading on December 6, 2026, subject to industry readiness and completion of related rule changes. The Governance Beat has a useful overview of Nasdaq’s FAQs on global trading hours. This post addresses a narrower question for Nasdaq-listed companies: Will Nasdaq’s expanded […]
Nasdaq’s ‘Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up’
By Liz Dunshee I don’t know about you, but the transition from one year to the next always feels like a good time to declutter. I’ve spent the past few weeks doing that, and now I’m focusing on not accumulating junk in the first place. As it turns out, the […]
Nasdaq Revisits Listing Requirements (Again): Proposing Stricter Criteria for New and Continued Listings
By Liz Dunshee As I mentioned in Part 1 of this blog, recent proposals and commentary from Nasdaq show that the exchange is focused on encouraging capital formation. That post addressed Nasdaq’s efforts to modernize market infrastructure and make it easier to be a public company. This post discusses proposals […]