The Nasdaq Daily List provides key corporate action data - including new listings, delistings, symbol and name changes and dividends - for the Nasdaq Stock Market and the Nasdaq Fund Network (NFN) to the trading and market data community.
Benefits & Features
The Daily List offers historical corporate action data dating back to 1998. Firms looking to research a past corporate action may use search screen to query data dating back to December 7, 1998. Market participant information is as of April 8, 1999 and dividend information is as of May 24, 1999.
The Daily List product is available with or without CUSIP data. *
Access Options
Daily List files for the current business month are available for download via a secured FTP interface.
Daily List files are also available for download, viewing, or searching from a secured website interface.
Pricing, Agreements, & Forms
Please refer to the U.S. Equities Price List for pricing information.
To order this web-based data product, firms must submit the appropriate documentation and receive prior approval from Nasdaq:
- Data Feed Request Form - Required for all firms
- Nasdaq Global Data Agreement - Required for all firms prior to initiation of the first Nasdaq data service only
- System Application - Required for firms only if the data will be displayed or used in a system that is not yet approved by Nasdaq
For the complete list of Nasdaq and UTP market data agreements and forms, please refer to the Nasdaq Global Data Products Agreements and Forms page.
* CUSIP is a unique nine-character alphanumeric code appearing on the face of each stock or bond certificate that is assigned to a security by Standard & Poor's Corporation. CUSIP numbers are the property of the American Bankers Association (ABA) and are administered by Standard & Poor's. Since Nasdaq neither owns nor controls CUSIP numbers, distributors cannot be authorized to receive the daily list or fundamental data files including CUSIP data unless they have a daily license in place with CUSIP. Distributors please note: Nasdaq is not responsible for obtaining written approval from CUSIP prior to authorizing data distributors to externally redistribute CUSIP data; at is the responsibility of the data distributor to obtain such CUSIP permission for their downstream customers.
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