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NYSE President Lynn Martin cites Texas pro-business environment and 130 listed companies as exchange footprint expands in Dallas

NYSE President Lynn Martin credits Governor Abbott's policies for the Lone Star State emerging as a major corporate listing hub, noting roughly 130 companies are currently listed.

NYSE President Lynn Martin joined FOX Business to discuss the intensifying competition among U.S. stock exchanges. He specifically attributed the state's growth to a favorable regulatory landscape created by Governor Abbott. As of the report date, approximately 130 companies are listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The exchange has established its Texas headquarters in Dallas to capitalize on this market activity. Martin highlighted that the pro-business environment continues to attract firms seeking listings. Simultaneously, the newly opened NYSE Texas facility is securing commitments for major corporate listings. This development marks Texas as a significant new battleground in the American stock market landscape.

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