Nasdaq Nordic Foundation
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Nasdaq Nordic Foundation was founded in 2005 to support the financial markets through scientific research. The Foundation's mission is to promote scientific research and other initiatives related to the financial markets in Finland, Denmark and Sweden, with the goal of increasing competence and competitiveness for the financial markets within these countries.
Nasdaq Nordic Foundation's Grant Program for 2020 is now open.
Please submit your applications to zivile@nasdaq.com by 19 June 2020.
Resource Center
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Essays on the Effects of Past Gains on Subsequent Risk-Taking and Stock Returns Download Essays on the Effects of Past Gains on Subsequent Risk-Taking and Stock Returns
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Long-term Discount Rates Do Not Vary Across Firms Download Long-term Discount Rates Do Not Vary Across Firms
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Seasonal Reversals in Expected Stock Returns Download Seasonal Reversals in Expected Stock Returns
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Why Does Portfolio Choice Correlate Across Generations? Download Why Does Portfolio Choice Correlate Across Generations?
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Stock Price Co-Movement and the Foundations of Pairs Trading Download Stock Price Co-Movement and the Foundations of Pairs Trading
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The Private Use of Credit Ratings: Evidence from Investment Mandates Download The Private Use of Credit Ratings: Evidence from Investment Mandates
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Reputations and Credit Ratings: Evidence from Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Download Reputations and Credit Ratings: Evidence from Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities
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Liability Structure and Risk-Taking: Evidence from the Money Market Fund Industry Download Liability Structure and Risk-Taking: Evidence from the Money Market Fund Industry
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Empirical Evidence on the Consequences of Voluntary Disclosure on Competition Download Empirical Evidence on the Consequences of Voluntary Disclosure on Competition
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How Sovereign is Sovereign Credit Risk? Global Prices, Local Quantities Download How Sovereign is Sovereign Credit Risk? Global Prices, Local Quantities
Nasdaq Nordic Foundation has a Board of Directors that are responsible for the administration of the Foundation in accordance with its objective. The Nasdaq Nordic Foundation Board has seven members appointed by the Board of Directors of the holding company Nasdaq Nordic Ltd. Three of these directors shall have extensive academic experience within the field of financial markets.
- Lauri Rosendahl, Chairman, is the President of Nasdaq Nordics and Nasdaq Stockholm and Senior Vice President of European Cash Equity and Equity Derivatives within Global Transaction and Market Services.
- Adam Kostyál is the Senior Vice President of Nasdaq's Listing Services in Europe.
- Henrik Husman is the President of Nasdaq Helsinki and Vice President Cash Equities Products.
- Vesa Puttonen is the Professor of Finance at Aalto University School of Business.
- Jonas Niemeyer is a senior adviser at the Financial Stability Department at Sveriges Riksbank.
- Nikolaj Kosakewitsch is the President of Nasdaq Copenhagen and Vice President European Equity and Derivatives Sales.
- Jesper Lau Hansen worked as lawyer in Copenhagen until he left for academia. In 2003, he was appointed as a Professor of Financial Market Law and is currently serving as the head of the research centre FOCOFIMA at the University of Copenhagen.
Nasdaq Stockholm AB, Nasdaq Copenhagen A/S and Nasdaq Helsinki Oy are operating marketplaces in Sweden, Denmark and Finland. Admitted companies and members must comply with the rules adopted by the Nasdaq Exchanges. A Disciplinary Committee may resolve to fine the member or admitted company in case of a breach by the member or admitted company of the Exchange rules. The paid fine is transferred to the Nasdaq Nordic Foundation for the promotion of the Foundation’s objectives.