Nasdaq, Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ) operates financial markets and provides technology, data and analytics services to exchanges, brokers, institutional investors, corporations and other financial institutions. The company is best known for operating the Nasdaq Stock Market, a major U.S. equities exchange and a prominent venue for technology and growth companies.
Nasdaq’s businesses include listings, trading, market data, indexes, clearing and market infrastructure solutions. Through its technology platforms, the company provides exchange operators and financial institutions with systems for trading, surveillance, risk management, regulatory compliance and other market functions. Nasdaq also offers anti-financial-crime technology, including solutions developed through its Verafin business.
Nasdaq traces its origins to 1971, when it introduced an electronic quotation system for the U.S. securities market. In addition to its U.S. operations, the company operates exchanges in the Nordic and Baltic regions and serves customers across global financial markets. Nasdaq’s leadership includes Tal Cohen as chief executive officer and Adena Friedman as executive chair.
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