TRADING STATISTICS FEBRUARY 2015

Stockholm, March 2, 2015 – Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today publishes monthly trade statistics for the Nordic¹ and Baltic² markets. Below follows a summary of the statistics for February 2015:

• The share trading increased by 17.2% to a daily average of 3.340bn EUR, compared to 2.851bn EUR in February 2014. Compared to the previous month, January 2015, the daily average increased by 6.6 %.
   
• Derivatives trading decreased by 2.7 % to a daily average of 447,309 contracts, compared with 459,496 contracts in February 2014.
   
• ETF trading³ (Exchange Traded Funds) decreased by 6.6% to a daily average of 48.5m EUR compared to 52.0m EUR in February 2014.
   
• Novo Nordisk A/S was the most traded stock during the past month, followed by Nordea Bank AB.
   
• Deutsche Bank was the most active member during the past month, followed by Morgan Stanley.
   
• Nasdaq Nordic’s share of order-book trading in our listed stocks increased to 68.5%, compared to 68.1% previous month⁴.
   
• The average order book depth on the best price level was larger at Nasdaq Nordic than the second most liquid trading venue, see detailed figures per exchange:

                    - For OMXC20 companies 3.1 larger
                    - For OMXH25 companies 3.4 larger
                    - For OMXS30 companies 2.7 larger

• Nasdaq Nordic’s average time at EBBO⁵ (European Best Bid and Offer) was:

´                   - For OMXC20 companies 92.5 %
                    - For OMXH25 companies 92.1 %
                    - For OMXS30 companies 94.8 %

¹⁾ Nasdaq Copenhagen, Helsinki, Iceland and Stockholm

²⁾ Nasdaq Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius

³⁾ ETF trading figure encompasses Nasdaq Stockholm and Nasdaq Helsinki.

⁴⁾ Source: Thomson Reuters and Nasdaq. Included are the main European marketplaces that offer trading in Nasdaq Nordic listed shares.

⁵⁾ EBBO (European Best Bid and Offer) refers to the current best price available for selling or buying a trading instrument such as a stock.

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