The branch of the New York Stock Exchange comes to North Texas – WFAA.com

Dallas – the New York Stock Exchange is resumed in its branch in Chicago in North Texas.

Plans for NYSE Texas, which will be located in Dallas, were announced on Wednesday.

The news comes when the upper part of Texas plans to launch this spring and as Nasdaq is expanding its scope in northern Texas.

The time of launching the “completely electronic stock exchange” will be in anticipation of regulatory documents, according to NYSE.

“Like the country with the largest number of NYSE lists representing over $ 3.7 trillion market value for our community, Texas is a market leader in promoting the atmosphere of pro-businessness,” said NYSE President Lynn Martin. “We are glad to expand our presence in the state of Lone Star, which plays a key role in driven by our economy in the United States ahead.”

Governor Greg Abut met the news on Wednesday.

“Texas is the most powerful economy in the country and we will now become the financial capital of America,” Abbot says in a statement. “With the launch of NYSE Texas, we will expand our financial power in the United States and strengthen our large country as a house for economic energy on the global stage. Thanks to the New York Stock Exchange for the choice of Texas. Working together, we will continue to develop economic growth policies that allow entrepreneurs and businesses to thrive and make Texas stronger and more prosperous than ever in the history of our great country. “

Texas’s action in Texas received over $ 135 million initial support and their advice includes former Texas governor Rick Perry, who was also American Secretary of Energy and leaders from Blackrock and Citadel Securities.

At the end of last year, the NASDAQ stock market operator announced plans to set one of its three new departments for regional lists in Irving.