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"When I come down to Texas, that's what screams at me in the face — the can-do attitude." In Nasdaq's new series "Built In: Texas," we discover what makes Texans' can-do attitude so powerful and how companies in the Lone Star state are poised for greatness and long-term growth: http://spr.ly/60467s7zq

Last week I had the pleasure of traveling to the UK, France and Germany to meet with clients, policymakers and employees to discuss the many ways these markets are helping to drive the global evolution of financial markets. I had the opportunity to speak to Bloomberg Television's Tom Mackenzie about the leading role Nasdaq's Nordic markets are playing as a blueprint for capital formation across Europe. I also highlighted how Nasdaq is supporting the development of the digital asset ecosystem, by trading tokenized equities within existing regulatory frameworks and integrating digital asset capabilities across our suite of Financial Technology solutions. One of the highlights of my trip was hosting an industry roundtable on extended trading hours, which brought together a broad range of perspectives on how we can successfully navigate the collective impact of these changes. The depth of discussion around reducing complexity, addressing operational challenges, and meeting evolving customer needs demonstrated the thoughtfulness in which Europe is approaching this opportunity. Across each office it presented a valuable opportunity to engage with our employees and hear about the many ways we are supporting our clients. What's most inspiring is how our partnerships are enhancing liquidity, transparency and integrity across the European financial ecosystem. Building on this foundation with a unique blend of technology, market expertise and client centricity is how we will continue to advance our vision of modern markets that drive economic progress. Thank you to everyone who made this visit both productive and insightful. Watch the Bloomberg TV discussion here: http://spr.ly/60447UQqE

AI is a game-changer for financial market infrastructures (FMIs), enabling smarter operations and faster innovation, but success requires careful integration. Nasdaq’s Head of AI Research, Douglas Hamilton, shares common pitfalls to avoid: treating AI as a siloed experiment, underinvesting in a reliable data backbone, and neglecting the human factor. He stresses the need to embed AI into core processes, invest in data quality and accessibility, and foster a culture of innovation to succeed. Learn more about building these foundations with Nasdaq Eqlipse Intelligence: http://spr.ly/60477UYeV

“Embracing change is key because the sport is always evolving." Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team Third Driver, shares the winning formula that fueled his success, his favorite moment as an F1 driver, and lessons he learned from Team Principal & CEO Toto Wolff.

Digital financial services are evolving fast—and the infrastructure behind them needs to keep pace. The future belongs to companies that can innovate boldly and navigate regulatory complexity with confidence. That’s why today we’re excited to share an expansion of our regulatory technology partnership with global fintech leader Revolut. Together, we’re helping build a foundation that gives teams the flexibility, clarity, and control they need to meet regulatory expectations across markets—without slowing down growth or creativity. At the center of this partnership is Nasdaq AxiomSL, a platform trusted by 90% of the world’s global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) to manage critical regulatory reporting and risk requirements. We’re looking forward to supporting Revolut as it continues its global expansion and helps shape the next chapter of digital financial services. Read more: http://spr.ly/60497U5xZ

A vibrant global economy depends on markets that are fair, transparent, and accessible. During the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore, Nasdaq Chair and CEO Adena Friedman shared her perspective on the future of the markets and the importance of developing strong innovation ecosystems to support them. She reinforced that governments and the private sector need to work together to create the conditions for growth and innovation. On the sidelines of the event, she joined Haslinda Amin from Bloomberg Television for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of the markets, Nasdaq's performance and its new partnership with the SGX Group which aims to simplify dual listings process between the exchanges. Watch their discussion here: http://spr.ly/60487odXn

Complexity is accelerating across the financial system but so is the opportunity to respond. Insights from Nasdaq’s and Boston Consulting Group (BCG)’s 2025 Complexity Report, informed by 160 global banking leaders, reveal how institutions can reduce inefficiencies, modernize risk and compliance, and unlock up to $1T in lending capacity. Learn how systems-based strategies and smarter operating models can help financial institutions stay agile, resilient, and ready for what’s next: https://lnkd.in/ejZKtEfw

ETFs are designed to mirror the markets they track, delivering reliable exposure for investors across the globe. U.S. ETFs show near‑perfect daily tracking, while international ETFs reflect time zone differences that don’t impact long‑term performance. Read the latest from Nasdaq Chief Economist Phil Mackintosh in the Market Makers newsletter: http://spr.ly/60417ozUB