Nasdaq operates a global network of stock exchanges, which includes 26 markets, one clearinghouse and five central securities depositories.
Nasdaq lists more than 3,500 companies in 35 countries, representing a market value that tops $9.1 trillion. Still, only about one-quarter of Nasdaq’s business centers on the markets. About 75 percent of its revenue comes from the technology it sells to marketplaces, regulators and clearinghouses.
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