Tom Callahan, Nasdaq Private Market CEO, speaks with Simon Brewer on the Money Maze Podcast about private secondary markets and the history of Nasdaq Private Market.

Tom Callahan, Chief Executive Officer of Nasdaq Private Market, was featured in Institutional Investor‘s recent article “Private Company Valuations Show Signs of Recovery“, where he discusses the strength of our secondary platform as well as how pricing and….

The Future of Fintech Report: How Nasdaq Private Market is building trading tools and sourcing data to make access to liquidity more efficient and transparent.

Tom Callahan, CEO of Nasdaq Private Market, discusses how NPM is bringing private companies, banks, brokers, and investors together to transact in one connected marketplace for private stock.

Investors have more capital waiting on the sidelines just as concerns about rising interest rates, liquidity and inflation ease. This confluence of factors will offer significant tailwinds to private market deals in 2023.

Today, trading shares in private companies is probably where public markets were 50 to 75 years ago in terms of the amount of manual processes, speed, and opacity.

Nasdaq Private Market (NPM), an independent entity with investments from a consortium of global banks and Nasdaq, Inc., discusses its franchise which provides secondary liquidity for private companies, employees, other shareholders, and investors. NPM is creating….

Buckle up. It’s time to discuss one of the most thrilling documents in the startup world: The cap table. I mean, come on: It’s all in there—shareholders, types of shares, dilution.

Adena Friedman, president and chief executive of Nasdaq, says the firm sees a huge opportunity from spinning out Nasdaq Private Market into a joint venture with a group of banks to accelerate investment and development of….

Wall Street firms such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are muscling in on the booming market for private share trading – and potentially disrupting existing technology platforms.

With strategic investments from Nasdaq, Silicon Valley Bank, Citi, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, Nasdaq Private Market will become a standalone, independent company to build a leading platform for private company stock transactions.

For many startup employees, it often seems like the only options for liquidating their shares and receiving a payout for their equity in a company is to wait for it to go public or be acquired.