Nasdaq Ends Miami International Holdings Litigation and Sells Fund Secondaries Business

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Nasdaq has resolved its nearly decade-long litigation with Miami International Holdings, with all claims and counterclaims dismissed, and is selling its fund secondaries business to its former affiliate, Nasdaq Private Market. The stock trades around $90.42, up 9.6% over the past 30 days but down 6.5% year to date and 2.1% over the past year, while showing a 55.6% gain over five years and an 87.4% return over three years. The litigation resolution removes a legal overhang and the sale simplifies Nasdaq's private markets exposure, potentially influencing capital allocation and management focus. Investors may watch for any discussion of proceeds use and how the refocused business mix affects revenue and profit contributions.

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Resolution of decade-long litigation removes legal overhang for Nasdaq.

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Nasdaq Private Market is the buyer of the fund secondaries business, but impact is unclear.

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