Nasdaq Data Solutions

The U.S. equity market has become increasingly complex over the past decade and continues to evolve. With stocks trading on more than 16 exchanges and 30 dark pools in the US, obtaining a comprehensive view into these increasingly fragmented markets requires access to reliable and accurate market data. The webinar explores the roles that liquidity, advanced technology, and price discovery play in differentiating U.S equity market trading venues and proprietary market data solutions for market participants. Hear from accurate view of the market through market data solutions such as Nasdaq Basic and Nasdaq Last Sale.

For on-exchange trading, the most substantial liquidity events of the day generally happen during the opening and closing auctions. On the Nasdaq Stock Market, these auctions account for more than 16% of the daily trading volume on average; on ETF rebalance days, this volume can exceed 25%. Since these opening and closing auctions constitute a considerable portion of the daily trading volume, it is essential for investors to have timely and precise information about these pivotal moments. This webinar covers the significance of the opening and closing crosses, the trading activity and volume during these times, and the connection between the crosses and listed securities on an exchange. Hear from Nasdaq experts about the value of owning the opening and closing cross.

Explore Nasdaq’s new European Merchant Sales product suite featuring daily transaction level datasets of consumer spending from Italy, Spain, France, and the United Kingdom. Join our webinar to uncover the actionable insights your firm can gain from this innovative product suite. Hear Nasdaq experts discuss how this European consumer spending data can help reveal key performance indicators including sales and customer loyalty through two compelling case studies.

More than 40% of equity and exchange traded fund volume occurs off-exchange. Investors need the fullest picture of the markets they can get to make informed investing decisions. Now more than ever, that picture should include off-exchange data.