What is the value of dual listing?
A: By dual listing on NASDAQ, companies will have access to superior trading — faster executions, smaller spreads and lower costs. Listing with NASDAQ is a public demonstration that a company meets the most stringent governance standards and trades in the most open and transparent market.

How will execution quality be measured on NASDAQ?
A: Execution quality can be tracked through reported SEC 11Ac1-5 data reported by all markets to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and published by Market Systems, Inc.

How will NASDAQ’s market structure benefit dually-listed companies?
A: NASDAQ’s multiple market maker electronic system will expose a company’s stock to more investors and greater liquidity.

What is the benefit to shareholders?
A: Dual listing will provide an improved trading environment and broadened liquidity to a company’s investors.

By dual listing on NASDAQ, a company is providing investors with more choice in trading venues and recognizing their increasing desire to trade electronically.

What does NASDAQ offer beyond a listing venue?
A: NASDAQ offers unmatched value-added services for public companies, such as the NASDAQ Corporate Services Network, the Market Intelligence Desk and NASDAQ Online.

Will companies keep their current trading symbol?
A: Yes.

How will investors access historical aggregated data on dually listed companies’ stock volume, price etc?
A: Since there will be no change to the trading symbol, data will be aggregated and accessed as it is today.

Is the listing process the same for dual as a sole listing?
A: Yes, the process is the same. Companies are required to complete and submit a listing application in order to dual list on NASDAQ. All dual listings must meet the quantitative and qualitative listing requirements.