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Nasdaq is buying Verafin for $2.75 billion in a bid to stem global financial crime.
Nasdaq Inc. is acquiring Verafin, based in Canada, and its set of related “anti-financial crime management products.” These related products use “data analytics, machine learning, and visualization and investigation tools.” The Nasdaq platform itself is widely known as the first electronic exchange, and the goal of this acquisition, according to a statement, is to deploy...
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