Nasdaq, Inc. is a global financial technology, market infrastructure and exchange company headquartered in New York City. The company operates Nasdaq stock exchanges in the United States and provides trading, clearing, settlement, listing and market data services. Through its Nordic and Baltic operations, Nasdaq also serves financial markets across Northern Europe.
Nasdaq’s business includes exchange and market services, index development, investment intelligence, and technology solutions for exchanges, brokers, banks, asset managers and other financial institutions. Its technology offerings support trading, surveillance, risk management, regulatory compliance and market operations. Nasdaq also provides anti-financial-crime technology and solutions designed to help financial institutions identify and manage compliance risks.
Nasdaq traces its history to 1971, when it launched as the world’s first electronic stock market. It later became a registered stock exchange and expanded through international operations and technology acquisitions. The company is led by President and Chief Executive Officer Adena T. Friedman, who has held the CEO role since 2017.
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