(NDAQ) Nasdaq - Ratings and Ratios

Nasdaq, Inc. is a global technology company that provides infrastructure, data, and services to capital markets and other industries. The company operates through three core segments: Capital Access Platforms, Financial Technology, and Market Services. Its offerings include historical and real-time market data distribution, Nasdaq-branded index and financial product development, and solutions for investor relations, governance, sustainability, and regulatory compliance. Additionally, Nasdaq operates listing platforms for public and private companies, providing access to capital and liquidity. The company also offers advanced financial crime prevention tools, such as Verafin for anti-money laundering and financial fraud detection, and AxiomSL for risk management and regulatory reporting. Its surveillance solutions include SaaS platforms to monitor market activity and ensure regulatory compliance. Nasdaq further provides cross-asset trading, treasury, and risk management solutions through its Calypso platform, as well as trade management and colocation services for high-frequency trading.

The company’s exchange operations span multiple asset classes, including cash equities, equity derivatives, fixed income, commodities, currencies, energy products, and digital currencies. It offers trading, clearing, and settlement services for a wide range of financial instruments, including derivatives, commodities, cash equities, debt, structured products, and exchange-traded products. Nasdaq also provides central depository and custody services to ensure efficient post-trade processing. The company was founded in 1971 as the NASDAQ OMX Group and rebranded as Nasdaq, Inc. in 2015. It is headquartered in New York and operates globally, serving over 130 markets worldwide.