Nasdaq, a global exchange and financial technology company, is currently expanding its workforce in the Philippines. This is to support its growing global corporate solutions business. Nasdaq Senior VP Greg Lipper has revealed that the company is looking to add 160 seats to its Manila office over the next 12 to 18 months.
“Manila is one of our key hubs. It is a place where we can have access to tremendous talent and scale,” according to Mr. Lipper. The Philippines is one of the company’s biggest hubs across more than 30 locations. It has a current team of around 250 employees. Nasdaq entered the country’s market back in 2013 after winning the bid for Thomson Reuters’ global corporate services divisions.
