The OMX Nordic Exchange welcomes Global Health Partner


Global Health Partner switches from AIM to OMX Nordic Exchange

Stockholm, October 3, 2008 - The OMX Nordic Exchange, part of the NASDAQ OMX
Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ) announces today that trading in Global Health Partner
AB shares commence on OMX Nordic Exchange Stockholm. Global Health Partner was
previously listed on the AIM list of the London Stock Exchange. The company is
this year's twelfth listing on the Nordic Exchange's main market. 

Since its foundation in 2006, Global Health Partner has experienced rapid
growth and today operates eleven clinics in Sweden and UK in the areas of spine
surgery, dental implant surgery, obesity treatment, orthopedic surgery and
sports-medicine. The company's focus is to provide highly specialized
healthcare services in a limited number of selected treatment areas and to
become a global leader in these. 

“We are excited to welcome Global Health Partner to the Nordic Exchange, and to
offer trading in a company that will make a strong addition to our Healthcare
sector,” said Jenny Rosberg, Senior Vice President, Listings & Capital Markets
at NASDAQ OMX. “Global Health Partner's decision to switch to our marketplace
is an indication of the strong liquidity, investor exposure and services that
we offer listed companies here.” 

A round lot of shares in Global Health Partner AB, whose short name is GHP,
amounts to 500 shares. GHP is a small-cap company in the Healthcare sector. 

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CONTACT:  
NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. 

Jonas Rodny
+46 8 405 72 67
jonas.rodny@nasdaqomx.com

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