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Consolidated fair value $96.09 all other verticals held in this portfolio case
Final-quarter revenue $199M 9% of company revenue
Explicit segment contribution $1.09B EBITDA less segment capex, before corporate items

The single most testable claim in the quarter, isolated. Nasdaq disclosed that $260 billion of the last twelve months' AUM growth was market appreciation against $109 billion of net inflows: 70% of it was the market, not new money. This case takes that appreciation back out - a 20% drawdown in average ETP AUM two quarters from the basis, after which the base grows on inflows alone - and touches nothing else. Every other line is the base case. What this case does NOT reach is a bear case: fair value lands close to the tape, and that is the finding.

Financial Crime Management Technology

Basis quarter$98M
Final quarter$199M
Implied CAGR+15%
Final revenue mix9%

Nasdaq Verafin's anti-money-laundering and fraud platform, sold to small and medium banks and, increasingly, to Tier 1 enterprises. The earning base is annualised recurring revenue, $359M at 30 June 2026, and a dollar of that base turned into $0.273 of revenue in the quarter. ARR is disclosed for this line every quarter and has risen in every one of the last ten, which is why it is modelled as installed capacity rather than as a customer count Nasdaq announces as signings rather than as a maintained base.

Last four quarters
2025 Q3 $84M Reported
2025 Q4 $91M Reported
2026 Q1 $93M Reported
2026 Q2 $98M Reported
Verafin AML and fraud detection subscriptionsConsortium data and analyticsAgentic Workforce AI modules
ARR base 359 $M of ARR at the basis quarter $359M of Financial Crime Management Technology ARR at 30 June 2026, printed in the Key Drivers table.
Net new ARR 16 $M of ARR/qtr changing +1.5% per quarter Above the four-quarter mean of $13.75M, matching the last two quarters, which each added $15M.
Utilisation 100% share of a quarter of ending ARR that lands as revenue, gliding toward 100% 100%: the whole ARR base earns. The revenue-to-ARR ratio lives in the price leg, not in a glide.
Revenue per $M of ARR $272980/qtr drifting +0.2% per quarter $98M over $359M of period-end ARR. Above a flat quarter of ARR because ARR is measured at period end.
Financial Crime Management Technology

Latest: $199M (2031Q2E)

Period Value
2024Q1 $64M
2024Q2 $67M
2024Q3 $69M
2024Q4 $73M
2025Q1 $77M
2025Q2 $81M
2025Q3 $84M
2025Q4 $91M
2026Q1 $93M
2026Q2 $98M
2026Q3E $102M
2026Q4E $107M
2027Q1E $112M
2027Q2E $116M
2027Q3E $121M
2027Q4E $126M
2028Q1E $130M
2028Q2E $135M
2028Q3E $140M
2028Q4E $145M
2029Q1E $150M
2029Q2E $155M
2029Q3E $161M
2029Q4E $166M
2030Q1E $171M
2030Q2E $177M
2030Q3E $182M
2030Q4E $188M
2031Q1E $193M
2031Q2E $199M

Assumptions & reasoning

  • ARR has risen in every one of the last ten quarters, from $243M in 2024 Q1 to $359M, which is 16.6% year on year in the basis quarter against 21.0% revenue growth. Revenue is running ahead of the recurring base, not behind it.
  • The release names 2,800 financial institutions and $13 trillion of combined consortium assets. Neither is a quarterly series, so neither is used as a driver input; they are context, not inputs.
  • The enterprise motion is the change in this line. Verafin signed 6 enterprise deals in the quarter and 11 year to date, more than in all of 2025, against 47 small and medium banks. One lost enterprise renewal is worth more ARR than dozens of SMB wins.
  • The margin is the Financial Technology divisional margin, 50.1%, applied uniformly to all three of its lines. Nasdaq publishes operating income by division only.
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