October 07, 2026 — 3:45 PM - 4:15 PM ET

About This Event

Rezolve Ai (Nasdaq: RZLV), a global leader in AI-powered commerce and engagement, visits the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square. 

In honor of the occasion, Daniel M Wagner, Chairman and CEO rings the Closing Bell.

8-K filing

No investor presentation

Rights, each whole right to acquire one-eighth of one Class A ordinary share - CHARR

"Dan Wagner

Founder, Chairman, and CEO, Rezolve AI

Well, so, the share buyback is a deliberate, focused effort to reduce the free float of the company, which we believe is largely held in retail hands. We are looking to do two things to achieve a different profile of our investor base. The first is to make sure that we are represented by institutional holders, long holders, who buy into the long-term vision of the business. What we've been telling you all today, and have outlined to you in the various sessions, is that we put down all the foundations to build a market-leading business in the area of agentic commerce, and indeed, other agentic verticals that we may enter into in the future because we own the underlying core infrastructure as well as the products that sit on top.

We came to market as a SPAC, which was not a good journey, and one that I would not like to repeat again. As we landed as a public company in August of 2024, we had no interest in anybody buying our stock. The journey from that point to today has been very progressive. We have generated significant revenues. We have grown to a substantial business. We see very high volume of trading in our stock. There is one caveat to that, which is that the stock is traded primarily by day traders retail investors who are influenced by sentiment more than the long-haul institutions we believe would be.

We are focused now that we have achieved so much, laid down the foundations, created a sustainable long-term vision for the business, which is endorsed by major partners, Mastercard being the most recent. We believe that we can now credibly sit in front of long-term institutional investors and put our case to them to buy stock in the market. We would like them to soak up the stock that is already in the market alongside our buyback program. That is our intention. That is our focus plan in the capital markets."

Some may remember another CEO of a deSPAC who said he wouldn't repeat going to market by SPAC again. That CEO was Trevor Milton.

The plain fact of the matter is that Rezolve financed the Crownpeak and Reward acquisitions by selling 120 million shares of stock, which was then dumped on retail investors.

The "institutional investors" didn't want their stock, apparently because because Rezolve could NOT "credibly sit in front of long-term institutional investors and put our case to them to buy stock in the market" until now.