Nasdaq is advancing market reforms. A new "fast" rule is being considered to quickly incorporate newly listed large companies into the index. According to Odaily's report, this revision proposal would significantly shorten the waiting period for entry into the Nasdaq 100 Index from the current minimum of 3 months to just 15 trading days.
In response to rapid market changes, Nasdaq aims to achieve a faster index composition. By integrating large companies into the index more quickly after their listing, the goal is to better reflect market realities. This measure is expected to make the Nasdaq 100 more sensitive to the latest market conditions and strengthen its function as a benchmark for investors.
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Nasdaq is advancing market reforms. A new "fast" rule is being considered to quickly incorporate newly listed large companies into the index. According to Odaily's report, this revision proposal would significantly shorten the waiting period for entry into the Nasdaq 100 Index from the current minimum of 3 months to just 15 trading days.
In response to rapid market changes, Nasdaq aims to achieve a faster index composition. By integrating large companies into the index more quickly after their listing, the goal is to better reflect market realities. This measure is expected to make the Nasdaq 100 more sensitive to the latest market conditions and strengthen its function as a benchmark for investors.