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“Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 110% (Q1 2026) — “Financial client management technology revenue grew 21% in the quarter. with AR growth of 17% and net revenue retention of 110%.”
“Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 112% (Q4 2025) — “Net revenue retention was 112%, reflecting strong client engagement.”
“Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 111% (Q3 2025) — “Net revenue retention was 111%, reflecting strong client engagement, supported by the increasing adoption of the GenAI entity Research Copilot and targeted typology analytics.”
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Nasdaq Financial Crime Management Technology revenue grew 22% in Q2 2026 with net revenue retention of 110%.
Nasdaq's Financial Crime Management Technology division reported 21% revenue growth with net revenue retention of 110% in the quarter.
Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 110% (Q1 2026) — “Financial client management technology revenue grew 21% in the quarter. with AR growth of 17% and net revenue retention of 110%.”
Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 112% (Q4 2025) — “Net revenue retention was 112%, reflecting strong client engagement.”
Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 111% (Q3 2025) — “Net revenue retention was 111%, reflecting strong client engagement, supported by the increasing adoption of the GenAI entity Research Copilot and targeted typology analytics.”
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Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 114% — “Financial Crime Management Technology business, which generated 23% ARR growth with 114% net revenue retention.”
Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 113% (Q1 2025) — “Net revenue retention was a 13%, reflecting strong client engagement. Including the continued adoption of the Gen AI entity research copilot, and targeted typology analytics.”
Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology (Nasdaq Verafin)): 114% (Q4 2024) — “Financial Crime Management Technology generated 23% ARR growth with 114% net revenue retention.”
Gross revenue retention (AxiomSL and Calypso): 97% (Q3 2024) — “Combined gross revenue retention was 97% and net revenue retention was 111%.”
Net revenue retention (Financial Crime Management Technology): 114% (Q3 2024) — “Financial Crime Management Technology had ARR growth of 24% with 114% net revenue retention”
Net revenue retention (AxiomSL and Calypso combined): 111% (Q2 2024) — “combined ARR growth of 14% and net revenue retention of 111% would be unchanged”
Churn (Capital Access Platforms (overall)): 1% (Q1 2024) — “5% growth from our existing clients and a strong 3% from new clients, cross-sell and other product innovations, with churn at a low 1% level”
Net revenue retention (AxiomSL and Calypso): 111% (Q1 2024) — “Combined gross revenue retention was 96% and net revenue retention was 111%.”
Gross revenue retention (AxiomSL and Calypso): 96% (Q1 2024) — “Combined gross revenue retention was 96% and net revenue retention was 111%.”
Net revenue retention (Adenza): 113% (Q3 2023) — “Adenza maintains solid growth in net revenue retention at 97.4% and 113%, respectively”
Net revenue retention (Adenza): 115% (H1 2023) — “gross and net revenue retention at 98% and 115%, respectively”
Gross revenue retention (Adenza): 98% (H1 2023) — “maintained strong Annualized Recurring Revenue or ARR growth in the high teens...underpinned by continued strength in gross and net revenue retention at 98% and 115%, respectively”
Net revenue retention (Adenza): 115% — “loyal and growing client base with 98% gross and 115% net revenue retention”
Gross revenue retention (Adenza): 98% — “loyal and growing client base with 98% gross and 115% net revenue retention”
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