NYSE Texas President on Growth, Dual Listings and Y’all Street
6m 9s
In this NYSE Live interview, Brian Daniel, President of NYSE Texas, discusses the organization's recently published white paper, NYSE Texas and the Reshaping of U.S. Capital Markets, and the continued development of Texas as a growing center for business and financial activity.
Daniel begins by reflecting on the momentum generated following the opening of the NYSE Texas headquarters in Dallas. He shares feedback from listed companies and discusses how the facility is becoming a hub for meetings, events, broadcasts, and engagement with the broader corporate community.
The conversation explores the evolution of "Y’all Street," a term often associated with Texas' growing influence in business and finance. Daniel discusses the economic trends that have helped fuel that growth, including corporate relocations, workforce expansion, and the state's increasing role in the national and global economy.
A major focus of the discussion is the new white paper, which addresses questions about NYSE Texas and provides context around its role within today's capital markets ecosystem. Daniel explains that the publication was created to help companies, investors, and stakeholders better understand the exchange's mission, growth strategy, and place within the broader market structure.
The interview also examines the advantages of dual listing on NYSE Texas. Daniel explains how companies can maintain their primary listing while adding a Texas presence and leveraging opportunities available through both the New York and Texas business communities.
Looking ahead, Daniel outlines key priorities for the organization, including growing the number of dual-listed companies, supporting corporate engagement opportunities, expanding content and event programming, and further developing the NYSE Texas community as it continues to evolve.
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