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Nasdaq
The Nasdaq (National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation) market was launched on February 5, 1971. It operates an automatic price formation system for over 2,500 companies traded on the over-the-counter market in the United States.
Over 4,000 companies choose to list on Nasdaq’s U.S., Nordic, and Baltic exchanges, representing industries such as retail, health care, finance, and technology. In the U.S., Nasdaq is the listing venue of choice for many of the world’s most innovative companies.
The NASDAQ exchange is the second largest stock exchange in the United States and boasts the highest hourly trading volume in the world.
Additionally, NASDAQ operates as an over-the-counter stock trading market and comprises three markets.
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Global Select Market
Requires strict regulatory standards and compliance. Companies listed on the Global Select Market receive various benefits from the exchange and can raise capital at a low cost through excellent investors.
02
Global Market
Exists for global and domestic companies. After listing, if they meet the necessary requirements, companies can be transferred to the NASDAQ Global Select Market.
03
Capital Market
For companies that do not meet the qualifications of the NASDAQ market, such as small and medium-sized companies. After listing, if requirements are met, companies can be transferred to the NASDAQ Global Select Market.