The blueprint empowers market operators to execute their modernization strategies, optimizing their resource investments while focusing on operational excellence, enhancing competitive differentiation, satisfying their regulatory obligations, and driving innovation within their markets.
First global exchange operator to take a major regulated market to cloud technology - Nasdaq’s MRX Options Exchange and Nasdaq Bond Exchange (NBE) moved to AWS in 2022
In 2023 GEMX becomes 2nd U.S. Options Exchange to move to AWS
Cloud technology enabled Nasdaq to process four times as much message traffic as five years ago
Launched first SEC approved exchange order type powered by AI called Dynamic MEL-O
First global exchange operator to take a major regulated market to cloud technology - Nasdaq’s MRX Options Exchange and Nasdaq Bond Exchange (NBE) moved to AWS in 2022
In 2023 GEMX becomes 2nd U.S. Options Exchange to move to AWS
Cloud technology enabled Nasdaq to process four times as much message traffic as five years ago
Launched first SEC approved exchange order type powered by AI called Dynamic MEL-O
Launched an industry modernization blueprint for critical capital market infrastructure
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), Mexico’s Grupo BMV and Nasdaq’s Nordic markets will be the first markets globally to modernize their infrastructure and operating model in line with the blueprint
Launched an industry modernization blueprint for critical capital market infrastructure
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), Mexico’s Grupo BMV and Nasdaq’s Nordic markets will be the first markets globally to modernize their infrastructure and operating model in line with the blueprint
Over the past decade, we have been systematically moving elements of the Nasdaq portfolio into the cloud. As we look to redefine the capital markets of the future and tackle transformation of our critical infrastructure for the decades ahead, we are committed to creating an interconnected gateway in the cloud.
Over a decade ago, we embarked on our journey to the cloud, starting with foundational data storage, T+1 reporting, and billing workloads. Since then, we’ve systematically moved closer to the matching engine and moved ultra-low latency trading to the cloud.
Our approach to the cloud aims to democratize access, providing our clients across the globe with greater agility and the opportunity to get to market with initiatives quicker and with less complexity.
Our approach to the cloud aims to democratize access, providing our clients across the globe with greater agility and the opportunity to get to market with initiatives quicker and with less complexity.
We believe in the benefits that cloud computing will bring to the capital markets and are committed to leading development efforts in the cloud, balanced by regulatory, data governance and client requirements.
We believe in the benefits that cloud computing will bring to the capital markets and are committed to leading development efforts in the cloud, balanced by regulatory, data governance and client requirements.
As a primary driver of capital markets technology evolution, we are focused on fueling collaboration and innovation in the cloud to power and transform the next 50 years of our industry.
As a primary driver of capital markets technology evolution, we are focused on fueling collaboration and innovation in the cloud to power and transform the next 50 years of our industry.
Building on a 15-year partnership, Nasdaq and AWS are committed to delivering a shared vision of modernizing global markets. This modernization blueprint is designed to eliminate artificial barriers to growth, benefiting local markets, international investors and the global economy alike.
When it comes to capital markets, there is no doubt that we are a cloud evangelist at Nasdaq. Learn more about how we are building the next generation of cloud-enabled infrastructure for the world’s capital markets with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Cloud-Enabled Data Management as the Gateway to FMI Innovation Technology modernization has become a familiar theme for financial markets as trading and data volumes rapidly grow. At the same time, industry adoption of transformative technologies like cloud and AI is maturing, which in turn accelerates client expectations for connectivity, transaction speed and enhanced services.
Based on lived experience in migrating three markets to the Cloud and on insights and observations gathered from delivering mission-critical market infrastructure solutions worldwide, Nasdaq has compiled a new viewpoint paper aimed at providing the 2024 Outlook for Cloud in Market Infrastructure.
Please check your inbox for your copy of the 2024 Outlook: State of Cloud Adoption at FMIs.
Cloud-Enabled Data Management as the Gateway to FMI Innovation Technology modernization has become a familiar theme for financial markets as trading and data volumes rapidly grow. At the same time, industry adoption of transformative technologies like cloud and AI is maturing, which in turn accelerates client expectations for connectivity, transaction speed and enhanced services.
Based on lived experience in migrating three markets to the Cloud and on insights and observations gathered from delivering mission-critical market infrastructure solutions worldwide, Nasdaq has compiled a new viewpoint paper aimed at providing the 2024 Outlook for Cloud in Market Infrastructure.
Please check your inbox for your copy of the 2024 Outlook: State of Cloud Adoption at FMIs.
As market infrastructures advance their cloud strategies and relationships with cloud service providers (CSPs), it’s vital they bring regulatory stakeholders in early and often. This overview, informed in part by Nasdaq’s experiences, looks at the key areas for FMIs to engage with regulators and vendors on —from security and resilience to risk management and architecture.
Download Planning for Cloud: Regulatory Considerations for FMIs to get market insights.
Please check your inbox for your copy of Planning for Cloud: Regulatory Considerations for FMIs.
As market infrastructures advance their cloud strategies and relationships with cloud service providers (CSPs), it’s vital they bring regulatory stakeholders in early and often. This overview, informed in part by Nasdaq’s experiences, looks at the key areas for FMIs to engage with regulators and vendors on —from security and resilience to risk management and architecture.
Download Planning for Cloud: Regulatory Considerations for FMIs to get market insights.
Please check your inbox for your copy of Planning for Cloud: Regulatory Considerations for FMIs.
Technology continues to pace the evolution of markets. But for financial market infrastructures (FMIs), cloud transformation can be challenging to assess using a traditional total-cost-of-ownership (TCO) framework. In a paper from Celent, commissioned by Nasdaq, a rethought TCO equation is argued for that captures the holistic costs of FMIs “standing still.”
As cloud adoption accelerates, FMIs need to assess the cost of standing still. In a new report, Celent presents an updated TCO formula to assess the cloud business case.
Please check your inbox to read the FMIs and Cloud: Building the Business Case report.
Technology continues to pace the evolution of markets. But for financial market infrastructures (FMIs), cloud transformation can be challenging to assess using a traditional total-cost-of-ownership (TCO) framework. In a paper from Celent, commissioned by Nasdaq, a rethought TCO equation is argued for that captures the holistic costs of FMIs “standing still.”
As cloud adoption accelerates, FMIs need to assess the cost of standing still. In a new report, Celent presents an updated TCO formula to assess the cloud business case.
Please check your inbox to read the FMIs and Cloud: Building the Business Case report.
Technology modernization has become a familiar theme for financial markets as trading and
data volumes rapidly grow. At the same time, industry adoption of transformative technologies like cloud and AI is maturing, which in turn accelerates client expectations for connectivity, transaction speed and enhanced services.
Complete the form to get your copy of the Future-Ready Markets: Turning Data Challenges into Opportunities whitepaper.
Please check your inbox for your copy of the Future-Ready Markets: Turning Data Challenges into Opportunities whitepaper.
Technology modernization has become a familiar theme for financial markets as trading and
data volumes rapidly grow. At the same time, industry adoption of transformative technologies like cloud and AI is maturing, which in turn accelerates client expectations for connectivity, transaction speed and enhanced services.
Complete the form to get your copy of the Future-Ready Markets: Turning Data Challenges into Opportunities whitepaper.
Please check your inbox for your copy of the Future-Ready Markets: Turning Data Challenges into Opportunities whitepaper.
Nasdaq Eqlipse Intelligence Platform is a powerful cloud-first intelligence platform designed to democratize data access, enhance operational efficiency and drive new revenue streams for market operators. The platform addresses key challenges facing market operators ensuring they stay competitive and agile in a rapidly evolving industry.
Nasdaq Sustainable Lens is an ESG assistant trained to query specialized knowledge bases comprised of thousands of sustainability disclosure documents, sustainability regulations, and voluntary standards. The solution can help accelerate access to the insights you need to operate in a mandatory disclosure environment that requires precision, speed, and credibility.
Nasdaq's recent generative AI solution that improves trade and market surveillance technology for regulators and marketplaces globally. Streamlining the triage and examination process, the generative AI technology empowers clients to more effectively monitor and detect potential market manipulation and insider dealing.
We are driving markets forward by embracing the cloud to unlock greater business insights, accelerate innovation and optimize operational excellence for the evolution of our participants, the greater capital markets and beyond.
The cloud provides the foundation required to take capital markets further, fostering innovation and activating the API economy to produce smarter, more efficient offerings for Nasdaq, and all market participants.
The cloud provides the foundation required to take capital markets further, fostering innovation and activating the API economy to produce smarter, more efficient offerings for Nasdaq, and all market participants.
Moving markets to the cloud drives greater efficiency and resiliency, enabling our clients to respond dynamically to market conditions while allowing them to increase capacity more intelligently.
Moving markets to the cloud drives greater efficiency and resiliency, enabling our clients to respond dynamically to market conditions while allowing them to increase capacity more intelligently.
The cloud provides marketplaces and participants alike with the agility and scalability required to operate in next-generation markets.
The cloud provides marketplaces and participants alike with the agility and scalability required to operate in next-generation markets.
The cloud can lower barriers of entry for market participation and democratize access to data.
The cloud can lower barriers of entry for market participation and democratize access to data.
Cloud computing enables AI-driven technologies and alternative data to reveal unique, undiscovered insights.
Cloud computing enables AI-driven technologies and alternative data to reveal unique, undiscovered insights.
By implementing a platform strategy in the cloud, we can help fuel the digital transformation required to adapt and thrive.
By implementing a platform strategy in the cloud, we can help fuel the digital transformation required to adapt and thrive.
At Nasdaq, our mission is to be the trusted fabric of the world's financial system. We do that through the markets that we operate and the mission-critical infrastructure that we power around the world. And the cloud journey has been instrumental in us achieving that ambition over time.
Cloud technology is essential for future innovation, facilitating advancements in AI and other emerging technologies. It provides the scalability and flexibility required to modernize our industry, thereby making it a crucial component for transformative progress.
The utilization of cloud APIs for data delivery across our index, data and analytics businesses is the cornerstone of how we make markets more accessible for all participants.
The acceleration of cloud adoption across the global capital markets fabric will create opportunities to drive the further efficiency, rapid innovation and differentiation that are critical as we see continued further convergence of digital and capital markets.
The development of the next generation ecosystem for markets requires a combination of deep understanding of markets and deep expertise of infrastructure and engineering.
Advancing our mission to safeguard the financial system and its participants
Powerful, centralized, cloud-based technology platform providing access to more than 250 trusted data sets, available via API
Facilitate the frictionless exchange of assets, services & information across markets
Streamline operations with a complete platform that democratizes data access across your organization for immediate business advantage.
Minimizes risk and optimizes balance sheet liquidity across global markets & trading environments
Effective cross-market, cross-asset, multi-venue surveillance technology to simplify the monitoring process
Maximize the value of your IR program with our multi-faceted platform built specifically for Investor Relations Teams
The next generation of board portal and leadership team collaboration software
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