For close to 10 years, law firms, associates and partners have trusted introducing NPM to their private company clients. With NPM’s global distribution network and support from our bank partners, we help private companies access strategic capital and facilitate market-driven transactions their shareholders deserve.  

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Nasdaq Private Market anticipates its strongest fourth quarter on record, driven by a surge in private company-sponsored liquidity programs.

Public market volatility, as well as evolving regulatory and reporting requirements, have raised the barrier to entry to the public market, leading more private companies to pursue secondary programs.

Less than a decade ago, many of these companies would have felt the pressure to go public. But with the Jobs Act of 2012 and changes in federal reporting requirements, many successful companies with high growth and high valuations are choosing to stay private.

In this Q&A, the Nasdaq Private Market team outlines the state of the private secondary market and details how they help facilitate secondary sales.

Nasdaq Private Market (NPM) had a record-setting 2018 as annual transaction volume surged to $12 billion and demand for secondary programs rose, demonstrating that private company-sponsored liquidity programs are now commonplace and flourishing.

As private companies continue to evolve and rapidly grow in size, retaining and attracting top talent has become increasingly challenging. What might a private company consider when offering restricted stock units (RSUs) as an equity incentive for employees?

Companies continue to use structured and controlled liquidity as a valuable recruitment and retention tool while growing privately. Learn more about the Nasdaq Private Market platform and Private Liquidity Programs.