Nasdaq Helsinki

Nasdaq Helsinki is the primary securities exchange in Finland and a key component of the Nasdaq Nordic market. Founded in 1912, the exchange provides a regulated marketplace for the trading of equities, bonds, and derivatives, supporting the capital needs of Finnish corporations. It plays a vital role in the Nordic life sciences ecosystem by hosting listings for numerous biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and medical technology companies. As a subsidiary of Nasdaq, Inc., it utilizes advanced trading technology to ensure market transparency and liquidity for domestic and international investors. The exchange operates several market segments, including the Main Market and First North, which cater to companies of varying sizes and growth stages.