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We Were the First

 2013

  • First technology provider to offer cloud-based storage for regulatory records retention
  • First exchange to offer long-haul wireless connectivity via microwave technology
  • Basis of first cross-border ETF listed in China – the Guotai NASDAQ-100 ETF
  • First ETF listing exchange to launch a competitive payment for market making program, the NASDAQ Market Quality Program

 2012

  • First exchange to offer a financial services specific solution for data and infrastructure management in the cloud.
  • First U.S. exchange to apply FPGA technology to market data distribution
  • First North American exchange accepted into United Nations Global Compact

 2011

  • First multi-asset risk management clearing platform in Europe

 2010

  • First U.S. equity trading platform with a price-size priority model, which rewards size and liquidity – PSX
  • First to offer data on demand
  • First Green Exchange in the world (Helsinki)

 2008

  • First to launch an affinity program for listed companies – NASDAQ OMX Advantage
 

 2005

  • First exchange to create the highest initial listing standards in the world – NASDAQ Global Select Market

 2004

  • First exchange to offer dual listing
  • First exchange in Europe to accept remote members

 2003

  • First exchange to own business solutions for listings

 2002

  • First exchange to offer a Market Intelligence Desk for listings

 2001

  • First U.S. exchange to meet ISO 9001 standards

 1997

  • First exchange to offer its listed companies a 24/7 intelligence website – NASDAQ Online
  • First Baltic exchange Riga Stock Exchange to introduce continuous trading at variable prices – Riga Stock Exchange

 1996


 1995

  • First to sell market technology to Asia and Hong Kong
  • First securities trading session in Latvia’s history organized by Riga Stock Exchange
  • First securities issue registered and settlement operation by Latvian Central Depository

 1993

  • First U.S. depth of book transparency with NQDS (Level 2 data)

 1991

  • First exchange to sell its technology to power other exchanges
  • First integrated derivatives trading and clearing system

 1989

  • First exchange to support Silicon Valley

 1987

  • First exchange to go public
 

 1971

  • Invented electronic trading and the modern IPO – NASDAQ

 1808

  • First exchange in the Nordics – Copenhagen Exchange

 1790

  • First exchange in the U.S. – Philadelphia Stock Exchange