How Do NASDAQ And NYSE’s Exchange Platforms Differ?
The table below shows a comparison between NASDAQ (NASDAQ: NDAQ) and the New York Stock Exchange, which is operated by IntercontinentalExchange (NYSE: ICE), on some basic parameters. Below we discuss the significance of these differences.
NASDAQ’s listing requirements are generally less stringent compared to NYSE, allowing smaller companies to list on its platform more easily. Thus, we see a large number of growth- and technology-based companies listed with NASDAQ, while NYSE sees more well-established, stable companies listed on its trading platform. The higher volatility of tech stocks (and smaller, growth companies) causes the risk perception of NASDAQ to be somewhat higher than that of NYSE.
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