Does NASDAQ publish a list of non-compliant companies?
Yes. Each trading day, NASDAQ publishes a list of companies that are non-compliant with its continued listing standards. In the event of a bankruptcy, a company is added to the list two business days after notification by NASDAQ. In all other instances of non-compliance, a company is added to the list five business days after notification. Companies are removed from the list one business day after NASDAQ determines that it has regained compliance, or the company no longer trades on NASDAQ. Click here to view the list. In addition, NASDAQ will broadcast an indicator over its market data dissemination network noting the company’s non-compliance. The indicator will be displayed with quotation information related to the company’s securities on NASDAQ.com, NASDAQOMXTrader.com and by other third-party providers of market data information. Investors seeking further information may view the company’s filings on the SEC and/or company’s website. NASDAQ’s continued listing standards can be viewe
Yes. Each trading day, NASDAQ publishes a list of companies that are non-compliant with its continued listing standards. In the event of a bankruptcy, a company is added to the list two business days after notification by NASDAQ. In all other instances of non-compliance, a company is added to the list five business days after notification. Companies are removed from the list one business day after NASDAQ determines that it has regained compliance, or the company no longer trades on NASDAQ. Click here to view the list. In addition, NASDAQ will broadcast an indicator over its market data dissemination network noting the company’s non-compliance. The indicator will be displayed with quotation information related to the company’s securities on NASDAQ.com and NASDAQOMXTrader.com and may be displayed by other third party providers of market data information. Investors seeking further information may view the company’s filings on the SEC and/or company’s website. NASDAQ’s continued listing st