Nasdaq Inc. is a global technology and financial services company that operates equity and derivatives exchanges, provides market data and analytics, and sells software and services to financial institutions. Its segments include Capital Access Platforms, which covers listing services, indexes, and data products; Financial Technology, which offers software for regulatory compliance, anti-financial-crime, and capital markets operations, built partly through acquisitions such as Verafin and Adenza; and Market Platforms, which operates its exchanges and related trading infrastructure. The company serves corporations seeking listings, institutional and retail investors, banks, brokers, and regulators. Revenue comes from listing and index fees, market data subscriptions, trading and clearing services, and software licensing and subscriptions. While headquartered in the United States, Nasdaq operates globally, with significant customer and listing activity across North America, Europe, and Asia.

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