From the position at the crossroads of the global capital markets, Capital Access Platforms is uniquely placed to act as a bridge between investors and corporates to help clients navigate the increasing complexity of the evolving financial system. With leading core businesses in index, data, and listings, Capital Access Platforms will help clients modernize workflows, navigate the climate and ESG landscape, and deliver even more holistic, actionable insights and intelligence.
Nelson Griggs will lead the division as President of Capital Access Platforms and will continue his role as President of the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. Griggs currently serves as Executive Vice President of Nasdaq’s Corporate Platforms business and is responsible for listings and corporate solutions.
Anti-Financial Crime
Anti-Financial Crime will include Verafin, our fraud detection and anti-money laundering solution, which serves over 2,200 banks and credit unions, as well as Nasdaq’s world-leading market and trade surveillance products serving over 200 brokerage firms, regulators, and exchanges. This division will help protect the integrity of the financial system and fight financial crime.
Anti-financial crime technology represents an already large and fast-growing sector with structural and regulatory tailwinds. Financial institutions face significant challenges in detecting and preventing financial crime and, therefore, are investing significant capital and resources in combatting an ever-increasing threat to the integrity of the global financial system. Nasdaq’s anti-financial crime division will focus on delivering a world-class platform with holistic solutions and capabilities to support financial institutions in fighting financial crime more effectively across their networks and the wider financial system.
Jamie King, Executive Vice President, will continue to lead the Anti-Financial Crime division at Nasdaq.
Timeline
The new corporate structure will take effect by the end of the Fourth Quarter 2022 with corresponding executive appointments taking effect on January 1, 2023. To learn more, visit: www.nasdaq.com/accelerate.
Nasdaq’s financial results for the Third Quarter 2022 will be published in accordance with its current structure, which includes existing forward-looking management outlook and other financial guidance. Coinciding with the publication of Nasdaq’s Third Quarter 2022 results, the company also plans to provide supplemental information detailing the financial reporting implications of the new corporate structure. Nasdaq intends to publish its Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2022 results, as well as all future reporting, in alignment with the new corporate structure.
At Nasdaq’s 2022 Investor Day on November 8, 2022, the company will reflect the new corporate structure in its planned presentation of its strategy, its businesses, and future opportunities. Any updates to the management outlook and other financial guidance will include implications of the changes to the corporate structure. Click here to register for the Nasdaq 2022 Investor Day.
