
Young people are often looking to experts and executives for financial advice. But sometimes those same executives are looking back at them.
Adena Friedman, chair and CEO of NASDAQ, says that she recently watched her son, who is in his 20s, learning how to invest small amounts of money into an event marketplace website. He took different sides of trades that went something along the lines of: What will the temperature be in New York overnight?
“What was so cool about it was that he was learning market structure—he didn’t even realize he was learning it,” Friedman said at the Fortune Global Forum conference on Tuesday in New York City.