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Texas Stock Exchange Begins Test Trades as Part of Staged Rollout
The exchange plans to roll out thousands of U.S. stocks this month and add exchange-traded products by the third quarter, officials said.
- On Monday, the Texas Stock Exchange launched staged trading operations in Dallas, initiating public access to securities and marking the first live test of the new, well-funded exchange.
- Backed by $275 million in investments from major firms like BlackRock and Citadel Securities, TXSE received federal approval in 2025 after announcing plans in June 2024.
- Texas has evolved into a major financial hub, boasting 939,600 financial sector jobs and a 111% expansion in investment banking roles over 20 years, economist Ray Perryman noted.
- In response to the upstart exchange, both the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ have established Texas branches, moves TXSE officials describe as validation of regional economic strength.
- Exchange officials plan to list Exchange-Traded Products by the third quarter, with corporate listings expected in the fourth quarter as symbols like Tesla Inc. roll out through July.
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