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Nasdaq Private Market (NPM) released its 2018 Retrospective, which reviews the predominant themes and trends in the private secondary market last year.

Head of Nasdaq Private Market, speaks with TD Ameritrade Network’s “Morning Trade Live” on record-setting private company transaction volume on the NPM platform.

Brian Breheny, Partner at Skadden Arps and former Deputy Director of Corporate Finance at the SEC, talks about the rules for classifying a transaction as a private tender offer.

iCapital Network, the financial technology platform today announced it will enter into an exclusive relationship with The Nasdaq Private Market, LLC (NPM).

Nasdaq Private Market (NPM), a leading provider of liquidity solutions for private securities, has announced the completion of its 200th secondary transaction.

Nasdaq President Nelson Griggs and Bloomberg’s Julie Verhage discuss the rise in private market stock activity on “Bloomberg Technology.”

2017 was the biggest year yet for Nasdaq Private Market with $3.2 billion in private secondary transactions, a 3x increase from 2016.

Phyllis Korff and Ryan Dzierniejko of Skadden Arps give an overview of how companies are using private tender offers to facilitate shareholder liquidity.

As private companies continue to evolve and rapidly grow in size, retaining and attracting top talent has become increasingly challenging.

In Silicon Valley, a tender offer that allows longtime employees at high-performing startups to get some liquidity is fast becoming an expected benefit.

NPM has remained a leader in expanding private company liquidity. Learn more in the 2018 company report.

Nasdaq Private Market (NPM) has provided structured and sponsored liquidity programs for today’s private companies.

We look forward to expanding our collaboration with ETF Securities and enabling investors to capture market potential in a more efficient, easy and cost-effective way. Congratulations to the ETF Securities team.

Nasdaq Women in Technology: Colleen Valentine, Head of Information Security Governance and Compliance | Colleen shares how she became involved in the cyber security industry and how technology has influenced her role at Nasdaq.

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