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Texas Stock Exchange launch and regional competition

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In mid‑July ~~2026~~ 2026, the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) opened a new trading venue in Dallas, backed by roughly $275 million from major financial firms and cleared by the SEC. By ~~the end of~~ July 31, the platform was trading every ticker on the National Market System, positioning itself as a direct competitor to the NYSE and ~~Nasdaq and securing about~~ Nasdaq. The exchange secured approximately $250 million from more than 80 institutional ~~investors.~~ investors, including BlackRock, Citadel Securities, Charles Schwab, J.P. Morgan, and Goldman Sachs. On 3 August ~~2026~~ 2026, TXSE began live trading, marking the first new major U.S. exchange in decades. The venue continues to operate from temporary offices in Uptown Dallas and plans to relocate to the Bank of America Tower, where the Texas Market Center will be housed. Corporate listings are slated to start later in 2026, with IPO activity expected from 2027. TXSE emphasizes Texas’s rapid economic growth, low ~~taxes~~ taxes, and job‑creation momentum—coined the “Boom Belt”—as incentives for companies to list on the ~~new~~ platform. In response to the growing financial concentration in Dallas—often referred to as ‘Y’all Street’—the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) officially opened a regional headquarters, NYSE Texas, at the Old Parkland campus. The move aims to support Texas-based issuers, which include over 120 listed securities with a combined market capitalization of $2 trillion. NYSE Group president Lynn Martin stated the establishment reflects a commitment to the businesses driving the Texas economy.

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