Borse Dubai and/or its affiliates paid Nasdaq for marketplace technology support fees under commercial agreements negotiated on an arms-length basis.
| Officer | Age | In this role | Joined | 2025 pay | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Adena T. Friedman
Also a director
Chair and CEO
|
56 | Not stated | Not stated | $25,014,550 | |
|
Sarah Youngwood
EVP and CFO
|
51 |
Since 2023
3 years
|
Not stated | $9,945,096 | |
|
Tal Cohen
President
|
53 |
Since 2023
3 years
|
2016 | $17,365,455 | |
|
P.C. Nelson Griggs
President
|
55 |
Since 2023
3 years
|
2001 | $8,360,335 | |
|
Bradley J. Peterson
EVP and CIO/CTO
|
66 |
Since 2013
13 years
|
Not stated | $6,118,574 | |
|
Michelle L. Daly
SVP and Controller and Principal Accounting Officer
|
50 |
Since 2021
5 years
|
Not stated | Not reported | |
|
Jeremy Skule
EVP, CSO
Title from the Form 4 dated Oct 20, 2026
|
52 | Not stated | 2012 | Not reported | |
|
Bryan E. Smith
EVP, CPO
Title from the Form 4 dated Aug 3, 2026
|
53 | Not stated | 2012 | Not reported | |
|
John A. Zecca
EVP and Chief Legal, Risk and Regulatory Officer
|
58 | Not stated | 2001 | Not reported |
Each officer opens the passage of the filing that names them. A title that changed since the list comes from the officer's latest Form 3, 4 or 5, and its start year is not stated there. "Not stated" means the filing does not say. Pay is the proxy's Summary Compensation Table, which reports only the named executive officers.
From the proxy statement filed Apr 24, 2026 · updated by the 8-K of Oct 26, 2026
Each director opens the passage of the proxy that names them. "Not stated" means the proxy does not say; it never means "no". Pay is the proxy's Director Compensation table; the CEO is paid as an executive.
Borse Dubai and/or its affiliates paid Nasdaq for marketplace technology support fees under commercial agreements negotiated on an arms-length basis.
Investor AB and/or its affiliates paid Nasdaq for Corporate Solutions-related services under commercial agreements negotiated on an arms-length basis.
SEB and/or its affiliates paid Nasdaq for various products and services, primarily European market services, cash equity and trade management services, and Calypso.
Nasdaq paid SEB and/or its affiliates for treasury services and administration of Nasdaq’s employee pension program in Europe.
SEB is one of several lenders for certain of Nasdaq’s credit facilities; as of April 24, 2026, Nasdaq had no amounts outstanding under such facilities.
The proxy also says directors, officers or their families deal with the company in the ordinary course of business, on the same terms as others. Those are not conflicts and are not listed. Read it in the proxy
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