John A. Zecca serves as Executive Vice President, Chief Legal and Regulatory Officer of the Company. Mr. Zecca has served as EVP, Chief Legal and Regulatory Officer since October 2019. Previously, Mr. Zecca was SVP, General Counsel North America and Chief Regulatory Officer from April 2018 to September 2019, after serving as SVP, Senior Deputy General Counsel from July 2017 to April 2018. Mr. Zecca was SVP, MarketWatch, Nasdaq’s market surveillance group, from January 2010 to July 2017 and before that, he held a variety of other legal and regulatory roles at Nasdaq. Prior to joining Nasdaq in 2001, Mr. Zecca served as legal counsel to an SEC Commissioner and practiced corporate and securities law at both Hogan Lovells and Kaye Scholer.
John Zecca is 52, he's been the Executive Vice President y Chief Legal and Regulatory Officer of Nasdaq Inc since 2019. There are 6 older and 10 younger executives at Nasdaq Inc. The oldest executive at Nasdaq Inc is Steven Black, 67, who is the Independent Director.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Nasdaq Inc have traded over $4,671,120,104 worth of Nasdaq Inc stock and bought 1,445,010 units worth $33,764,304 . The most active insiders traders include Glenn H Hutchins, Seller, Lpthoma Bravo Ugp, ... y Dubai Ltd Investment Corp O.... On average, Nasdaq Inc executives and independent directors trade stock every 17 days with the average trade being worth of $20,635,711. The most recent stock trade was executed by Bradley J Peterson on 9 August 2024, trading 40,000 units of NDAQ stock currently worth $2,711,600.
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