Nasdaq `Hopeful' That Larger IPOs Are Around the Corner

The transcript discusses the resilience of a business model during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting diverse revenue streams and the impact on trading and IPOs. It examines trading volumes, market volatility, and the role of ETFs in market stability. The conversation also covers Nasdaq's work-from-home strategy and future office reopening plans, emphasizing the importance of testing and contact tracing.

What percentage of the company's revenue is recurring?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

When do companies not impacted by the virus plan to go public?

• Early Q2

• Early Q4

• Early Q3

• Late Q3

What was the percentage increase in US equities trading volumes in April compared to the previous year?

• 50%

• 70%

• 90%

• 100%

Which ETF saw significant inflows during the market downturn?

• NASDAQ 100 ETF

• S&P 500 ETF

• Russell 2000 ETF

• Dow Jones ETF

What is the company's current approach to testing for COVID-19?

• Testing only for symptomatic employees

• Private testing for all employees

• Relying on state and country testing

• No testing required

What is a key factor in deciding when to return to the office?

• Employee preference

• Infection and hospitalization rates

• Availability of vaccines

• Government mandates

Which city is expected to have a delayed return to office?

• New York

• San Francisco

• Los Angeles

• Chicago