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Nasdaq Private Market mulls European share trading

CEO raises doubts over whether UK’s Pisces scheme will unlock unlisted equities as bourses look to cash in on private markets boom

By Lars Mucklejohn
‘There does seem to be strong appetite to try to create native European liquidity platforms to support private companies,’ CEO Tom Callahan tells FN
‘There does seem to be strong appetite to try to create native European liquidity platforms to support private companies,’ CEO Tom Callahan tells FN Photo: Yuki Iwamura/Getty Images

Nasdaq Private Market is considering a launch in Europe to take advantage of growing demand for private company share trading.

Chief executive Tom Callahan told Financial News that the New York-based firm has held talks with regulators and other stakeholders in Europe to “scope the opportunity” for a private stock market.

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