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The '''Nasdaq, Inc.''' is an American multinational financial technology, market infrastructure, and exchange operator that provides trading, clearing, market surveillance, financial data, and capital market technology services. Headquartered in New York City, the company traces its origins to the establishment of the [[Nasdaq Stock Market]] in 1971 by the [[National Association of Securities Dealers]] (NASD). Following a series of organizational restructurings and public offerings, Nasdaq became an independent publicly traded company in 2002 under the name '''The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc.'''. It adopted the name '''Nasdaq OMX Group''' after acquiring OMX AB in 2008 and was renamed '''Nasdaq, Inc.''' in 2015 to reflect its evolution into a diversified global financial technology enterprise. The company is listed on the [[Nasdaq Stock Market]] under the ticker symbol '''NDAQ''' and is a constituent of the [[NASDAQ-100]]. | The '''Nasdaq, Inc.''' is an American multinational financial technology, market infrastructure, and exchange operator that provides trading, clearing, market surveillance, financial data, and capital market technology services. Headquartered in [[wikipedia:New York|New York]] City, the company traces its origins to the establishment of the [[Nasdaq Stock Market]] in 1971 by the [[National Association of Securities Dealers]] (NASD). Following a series of organizational restructurings and public offerings, Nasdaq became an independent publicly traded company in 2002 under the name '''The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc.'''. It adopted the name '''Nasdaq OMX Group''' after acquiring OMX AB in 2008 and was renamed '''Nasdaq, Inc.''' in 2015 to reflect its evolution into a diversified global financial technology enterprise. The company is listed on the [[Nasdaq Stock Market]] under the ticker symbol '''NDAQ''' and is a constituent of the [[NASDAQ-100]]. | ||
Nasdaq, Inc. operates a broad portfolio of securities exchanges and market infrastructure businesses across North America and Europe. Its principal operations include the [[Nasdaq Stock Market]], as well as stock exchanges in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Iceland, Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius. The company provides trading venues for equities, derivatives, fixed-income securities, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), commodities, and other financial instruments. In addition to exchange operations, Nasdaq supplies clearing, settlement support, market surveillance systems, regulatory technology (RegTech), anti-financial crime solutions, and cloud-based software used by exchanges, regulators, central securities depositories, and financial institutions in numerous countries. | Nasdaq, Inc. operates a broad portfolio of securities exchanges and market infrastructure businesses across North America and Europe. Its principal operations include the [[Nasdaq Stock Market]], as well as stock exchanges in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Iceland, Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius. The company provides trading venues for equities, derivatives, fixed-income securities, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), commodities, and other financial instruments. In addition to exchange operations, Nasdaq supplies clearing, settlement support, market surveillance systems, regulatory technology (RegTech), anti-financial crime solutions, and cloud-based software used by exchanges, regulators, central securities depositories, and financial institutions in numerous countries. | ||