Nasdaq, Inc.

Nasdaq, Inc. is a US exchange operator and financial technology company headquartered in New York. Its shares trade on the Nasdaq exchange it operates under the ticker NDAQ, and the company is included in the S&P 500 index. Nasdaq began operating in 1971 as an electronic stock market.

Besides its exchanges in the United States, the company operates the Nasdaq exchanges and clearing houses in the Nordic and Baltic countries. Income comes from trading and listing fees, index licensing and data services. In market technology it supplies software to exchanges and banks; the financial crime and compliance software Verafin and Adenza, which provides risk and regulatory technology solutions, are parts of this area.

Those following Nasdaq stock typically watch trading volumes, IPO and listing activity, the share of subscription and software income, and regulatory changes. The NDAQ page at Lzzo.com belongs to the company's own shares and is separate from the pages of the Nasdaq indices; the price is shown in US dollars, and the page includes a price chart and technical indicators.