History of the Nasdaq
- The Nasdaq was created in 1971 by the National Association of Securities Dealers (now known as FINRA).
- At first, it was just a quotation system but began adding trading and transactional systems.
- In 2002, Nasdaq became an independent, publicly-traded company.
- In 2006, it became an SEC-registered national securities exchange.
- In 2007, it combined with the OMX, the Scandinavian exchange group, to form the Nasdaq OMX group.
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