Group 1 - Nasdaq acknowledges the preliminary proxy filed by Invesco QQQ Trust and the proposals within it, indicating ongoing dialogue between the two entities [1][2] - The proposed change to the Trust structure will not affect Nasdaq's licensing arrangements with Invesco or the administration of the Nasdaq-100 Index, with Invesco set to pay the license fee from its unitary management fee instead of directly from QQQ [2] - Nasdaq remains committed to its strategic partnership with Invesco, emphasizing the importance of delivering a trusted benchmark for investors [2][3] Group 2 - Nasdaq is a leading global technology company that provides services to corporate clients, investment managers, banks, brokers, and exchange operators, aiming to enhance liquidity, transparency, and integrity in the global economy [3] - The company offers a diverse range of data, analytics, software, and exchange capabilities, enabling clients to execute their business strategies with confidence [3]
Nasdaq statement on the preliminary proxy filed by Invesco QQQ Trust and the proposals contained within it