Nasdaq CEO Says It Is Critically Important That Markets Stay Open

The video discusses the historical context of market closures during crises, such as the 9/11 attacks, and the advancements in market infrastructure that have since enabled remote and electronic operations. It argues for keeping markets open during crises to maintain economic stability, facilitate capital raising, and uphold investor confidence. The discussion also touches on the importance of open access to markets and capital, transparency, and the ability for investors to manage their wealth, emphasizing the resilience of the economy in managing markets during challenging times.

What are the potential consequences of closing the markets according to the speaker?

In what ways does open access to markets benefit the economy?