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Nearly a decade into her tenure as Nasdaq Chair and CEO, Adena Friedman has led one of the most significant transformations in financial services, reshaping Nasdaq into a global technology and infrastructure company powering capital markets, financial institutions, and the future of finance. Read why she was ranked #4 on American Banker's Most Powerful Women in Finance list: http://spr.ly/6045BGQ83c

From covered call strategies to options-based ETFs, income investing is evolving. Explore how Nasdaq, Invesco, and Goldman Sachs are developing new ways for investors to generate income while maintaining exposure to innovation. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6047BGtLBD

At Nasdaq Texas ConnecTXions in Dallas, investors, business leaders, and policymakers explored why global capital is betting on Texas and the long-term decisions that continue attracting investment, companies, and talent. The day opened with a fireside chat between President George W. Bush and Nasdaq Texas President Rachel Racz on leadership and decision-making. From long-term competitiveness and capital allocation to infrastructure investment and economic scale, here are our key takeaways from the conversation: http://spr.ly/6047BGsitU

Five leading Georgian banks are working together on a market-wide treasury modernization initiative designed to help establish a common foundation for treasury operations across the country's financial sector. In a recent Q&A, Lasha Jugeli, Executive Secretary of the Georgian Financial Markets Treasuries Association (GFMTA), discusses the role of collaboration, shared infrastructure and technology in supporting the initiative, and how it could help enable future growth in Georgia's financial markets. Read more: http://spr.ly/6041BGskIc

To capture AI's potential in capital markets, it must be deployed safely within real-world workflows. Today, Nasdaq Calypso introduced a governed AI environment to help financial institutions move from experimentation to adoption, bringing AI closer to the data, controls, and front-to-back workflows at the heart of capital markets and treasury operations. This marks an important step in Nasdaq Calypso's evolution toward a trusted platform connecting AI, data, and workflows across the trade lifecycle. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6048BGSBWi

"That great star of Texas shines brighter and stronger today than ever." Apache Corporation CEO John Christmann joins President of Nasdaq Texas Rachel Racz for the first episode of Built in Texas: Perspectives to discuss Permian roots, decades of leadership, and why Texas has become the place long-term investors trust. Learn more about Nasdaq Texas: http://spr.ly/6046BGgKzp

Since 2011, HSBC has used Nasdaq Calypso to clear clients’ OTC derivatives. That partnership has now been extended to exchange-traded derivatives (ETDs), providing HSBC with a fully integrated set of clearing capabilities. HSBC also uses Nasdaq Calypso for repo clearing and, by year-end, will further extend its use to U.S. Treasury cash transactions in preparation for mandatory clearing. The expansion of Nasdaq Calypso’s ETD capabilities reflects our strategy to reinforce the platform’s role as a modular and scalable solution designed to help clients navigate an increasingly complex and evolving clearing landscape. Read more: http://spr.ly/6046BGUR72

This year marks 10 years of MAPS (Market Activities Processing System), a reserve and treasury management service for central banks. During a recent Q&A, MAPS Product Manager Jesús S. Benito Naveira and MAPS Partners Manager Frédéric Drighès reflected on the service's successful first decade of operation and the role Nasdaq Calypso plays in supporting the service today: http://spr.ly/6043BGcvIb

Over the past several months, new technologies and innovative market models have emerged, creating new opportunities for investors, issuers, and market participants.  As this evolution is rapidly moving to an operating reality with live transactions and institutional adoption, Nasdaq is leading the charge in reducing friction, expanding access and making markets more efficient.

Nasdaq has landed its best-ever result in the Chartis Research RiskTech100, climbing from #5 to #2 in the 2027 ranking. It's the product of a strategy years in the making: transforming a set of independently built and acquired businesses into one connected platform spanning risk management, financial crime prevention, regulatory reporting, trade surveillance, and corporate governance. Read more: http://spr.ly/6040BG9Ufo