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    Collective Investment Trusts (CITs)

    Increasing discoverability, transparency, reach in the retirement investment community with Collective Investment Trusts (CITs)

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    Nasdaq Fund Network (NFN) partners with trust companies to register their Collective Investment Trusts (CITs) on the platform, enabling financial professionals to easily access the information associated with the CIT – including price information and respective reference data. 

    By registering on the NFN, CIT fund managers receive a unique symbol for each share class of their CITs, bringing more price transparency and awareness to their new and existing products. Advisors, consultants, and plan participants benefit from easily accessible fund-level data to help inform investment decisions.  

    Webinar Replay: Expanding Workflow and Factsheet Production for Collective Investment Trusts

    Nasdaq Fund Network and KNEIP dive into expanded services geared towards providing additional transparency and a standardization and distribution framework to the U.S. market.

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    Nasdaq Fund Network and KNEIP dive into expanded services geared towards providing additional transparency and a standardization and distribution framework to the U.S. market.

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    Wilmington Trust: First to Register CITs on NFN

    In September 2019, Nasdaq and Wilmington Trust made history by partnering to provide searchable ticker symbols to CITs for the very first time.

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    In September 2019, Nasdaq and Wilmington Trust made history by partnering to provide searchable ticker symbols to CITs for the very first time.

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    #TradeTalks: Why John Hancock chose to list CITs on Nasdaq
    John Hancock Investment Management Head of Institutional Distribution U.S. & EMEA Todd Cassler discusses why John Hancock Investments and Manulife chose to list their CITs on Nasdaq Fund Network.
    Sep 03, 2021
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