Intercontinental Exchange opens NYSE Texas headquarters in Dallas
Intercontinental Exchange is expanding its physical presence in Texas with a new NYSE Texas headquarters on Dallas' Old Parkland campus. The site gives listed companies a dedicated venue in a state that has become an increasingly important hub for U.S. corporate headquarters and capital markets activity.
Highlights
- Intercontinental Exchange opened the NYSE Texas headquarters in Dallas, providing a permanent base for NYSE-listed companies in the state.
- NYSE Texas, launched in March 2025, now includes over 120 issuers with a market capitalization exceeding $2 trillion.
- Texas accounts for more than $4.8 trillion in total NYSE-listed market value, reinforcing its significance in the U.S. capital markets.
Dallas hub strengthens Texas exchange footprint
As announced by Intercontinental Exchange, the New York Stock Exchange has opened the NYSE Texas headquarters in Dallas, establishing a dedicated base for the exchange on the historic Old Parkland campus.The facility is designed to serve NYSE Texas-listed companies with event space and a local venue in one of the country's most active business environments. To mark the opening, Governor Greg Abbott, joined by state legislators and members of the NYSE Texas community, will ring the NYSE Texas Closing Bell from the new location.
Lynn Martin, president of NYSE Group, says Texas is home to more Fortune 500 headquarters than any other U.S. state and that the new office turns the exchange's commitment to the state into a permanent base for companies and innovators. Bryan Daniel, president of NYSE Texas, says the move deepens the NYSE's presence in a state that continues to attract business growth and innovation.
Capital markets role grows in Texas
NYSE Texas launched in March 2025 as the first securities exchange incorporated in Texas. It has grown to more than 120 issuers with a combined market capitalization of more than $2 trillion, according to the company.Intercontinental Exchange says Texas is also home to more than $4.8 trillion in total NYSE-listed market value, highlighting the state's weight in U.S. capital markets. Live coverage of the opening ceremony is available through NYSE's X, YouTube and LinkedIn channels.
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