Nasdaq is a corporate venture arm. Based in New York, United States. Among the 17 companies in the known portfolio are Digital Asset, Digital Reasoning, Bruce Markets, Fincom, Fnality International and Gemini.
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Investment focus
- Sector
- AIFinTechReal EstateSaaS
- Focus
- CryptoCybersecurityData AnalyticsEmbedded FinanceEnterprise SaaSMarket InfrastructurePaymentsTrading
Who to pitch at Nasdaq
Nasdaq portfolio companies (17)
- Digital Asset
- Digital Reasoning
- Bruce Markets
- Fincom
- Fnality International
- Gemini
- Juniper Square
- Nammu21
- Nasdaq Private Market
- Cuebiq
- BMLL Technologies
- Sunwoda
- Puro.earth
- Dasseti
- Kuberno
- LeveL Markets
- Rustler
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About Nasdaq
The firm's listing covers sectors AI, FinTech, Real Estate and SaaS, and focus areas Crypto, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and Embedded Finance; known deals cluster at Growth, Seed and Series A.
The team counts 10 people in our database. Jeff Thomas (Chief Revenue Officer & Global Head of Listings), Yordanka Ilieva (Principal) and Arminta Saladziene (Vice President) are shown as the contacts to pitch.
Nasdaq shares portfolio companies with 20 other investment firms, among them Optiver, The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) and Tradeweb.
Frequently asked questions
What is Nasdaq?
Nasdaq is a corporate venture arm based in New York, United States, with a known portfolio of 17 companies. The portfolio comes from public investment records rather than from the firm, so deals that never surfaced publicly are not in it.
What does Nasdaq invest in?
Listed sectors include AI, FinTech, Real Estate and SaaS; listed focus areas include Crypto, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and Embedded Finance. Those tags come from the portfolio attached to the firm, so they describe what has been backed rather than a stated mandate for what comes next.
What stage does Nasdaq invest at?
The known deals of Nasdaq include Growth, Seed and Series A rounds. Check that against your own round before reaching out: stage mismatch is the most common reason a well matched sector still goes nowhere.
Who should I pitch at Nasdaq?
3 of the 10 people on file at Nasdaq are listed as contacts for the firm. All 10 have their own profile page.
How do I contact Nasdaq?
Any email address on file for the firm is masked on this page and readable inside RaiseHunt after you create an account. The 10 people attached to the firm have their own pages, each showing whether an address is on file for them.
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