Global collateral management practices are evolving quickly—and central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs) are at the center of transformation driven by regulatory reforms, client demands, digitalization and risk management. Learn more about the evolving collateral management paradigm and why CCPs should prepare in our latest whitepaper.

Learn how Nasdaq’s technology is powering trading, market surveillance, ETD and OTC clearing, risk- and collateral management at Japan Exchange Group (JPX).

For FMIs, cloud transformation can be challenging to assess using a traditional total-cost-of-ownership (TCO) framework. In a new paper from Celent, commissioned by Nasdaq, a rethought TCO equation is argued for that captures the holistic costs of FMIs “standing still.”

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 report highlights the increasing adoption of cloud tech among FMIs, who are using it to foster innovation, improve efficiency, and enhance resilience in capital markets.

Nasdaq’s Clearing Technology provides comprehensive multi-asset clearing, risk and settlement capabilities that unlock operational and cost efficiencies for CCPs, their members and clients. A cloud-native, scalable and resilient solution, it enables CCPs to innovate, launch new products with short time-to-market, and expand capacity with growing volumes.

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. 

Nasdaq partnered with ValueExchange to develop a global pulse on how 300+ decision-makers spanning global post-trade constituents are actioning their transformation journeys.

Learn more about the intricacies of infrastructure modernization, cloud adoption and how to lay the groundwork for long-term success.

Celent surveyed CIOs across market infrastructure (MI) operators globally to find out how they are addressing digital transformation and their most prioritized investment areas leading up to 2025. The results show a strong focus on improving agility, product creation capabilities and customer centricity.

Download the report to gain insights on CIO's priorities in Capital Markets.

In this webinar, Barnaby Nelson, CEO of The ValueExchange, presented key findings from the recent report “Financial Market Transition – Legacy, Growth and Collaboration” and moderated a discussion with Alejandro Berney, Executive Director of Caja de Valores, Jeffrey King, Managing Director at Cit and Christian Sjöberg, Head of Post-Trade Business Development at Nasdaq Marketplace Technology about balancing these challenges.