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  • 6/6/2024
Citadel Securities and BlackRock are among over two dozen investors backing a new project to start a national stock exchange called the Texas Stock Exchange based in Dallas, Texas. The TXSE has raised $120 million in funding so far from these investors. The TXSE aims to be a more "CEO-friendly" alternative to the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq by having lower compliance costs and less regulation. The TXSE will be a fully electronic national securities exchange that will apply to the SEC for registration. It targets companies in the southeastern U.S. and aims to start trading in 2025 and host listings in 2026. The founders believe the business opportunities from Texas' growing economy make it an attractive location.
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00:00It's Benzinga, and here's what's on the block.
00:02Citadel Securities and BlackRock are among over two dozen investors backing a new project to
00:07start a national stock exchange called the Texas Stock Exchange based in Dallas, Texas.
00:12The TXSC has raised $120 million in funding so far from these investors.
00:17The TXSC aims to be a more CEO-friendly alternative to the New York Stock Exchange
00:21and NASDAQ by having lower compliance costs and being less regulated.
00:26The TXSC will be a fully electronic national securities exchange
00:29that will apply to the SEC for registration.
00:32It is targeting companies in the southeastern U.S. and aims to start trading in 2025 and host
00:37listings in 2026. The founders believe the business opportunities from Texas' growing
00:42economy makes it an attractive location. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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