On September 3, Nasdaq rose 3.05% in regular trading, trading at $98.68/share, with turnover of $119 million. The rally was supported by a combination of strategic business developments and broad-based strength across the Financial Exchanges & Data sector.

On the product front, Nasdaq Verafin partnered with Q6 Cyber to integrate dark web intelligence into its fraud and anti-money laundering platform, serving over 2,800 financial institutions and 850 million counterparties. The enhancement enables clients to receive high-risk alerts covering compromised checks, payment cards, and online banking credentials. Separately, Nasdaq completed its acquisition of Dasseti, an AI-powered due diligence platform to be integrated into its eVestment offering. The company also partnered with the National Bank of Georgia to deploy its Calypso platform across five major commercial banks.

The broader sector rallied in tandem, with Coinbase Global up 10.01%, S&P Global up 4.3%, Intercontinental Exchange up 4.2%, CME Group up 1.51%, and Cboe Global Markets up 1.34%, reflecting strong investor appetite for exchange and financial infrastructure names.

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