Nasdaq, Inc.

Nasdaq is a leading technology platform that powers global economies by architecting market infrastructure, powering the innovation economy, and building trust in the financial system. The company empowers economic opportunity by designing and deploying technology, data, and advanced analytics for clients to capture opportunities, navigate risk, and strengthen resilience. Nasdaq manages, operates, and provides products and services across three business segments: Capital Access Platforms, Financial Technology, and Market Services. Founded in 1971 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of FINRA, Nasdaq became an independent registered national securities exchange in 2007 after FINRA fully divested its ownership in 2006. In February 2008, Nasdaq and OMX AB combined their businesses, expanding the company from a U.S.-based exchange operator to a global exchange company offering technology for its own exchanges and other marketplaces worldwide. Nasdaq's transformation into a leading technology platform gained momentum with the 2021 acquisition of Verafin, followed by the 2023 acquisition of Adenza and its two flagship solutions, AxiomSL and Calypso. These integrations capitalized on the existing divisional structure, consolidated by a singular One Nasdaq go-to-market strategy.