NYSE Chicago to Relocate and Rebrand as NYSE Texas

The move to Dallas reflects Texas' growing appeal as a pro-business hub and intensifies competition among stock exchanges in the state.

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is relocating its NYSE Chicago division to Dallas, renaming it NYSE Texas.
Texas is home to the largest number of NYSE-listed companies, representing over $3.7 trillion in market value.
The relocation is part of a broader trend of businesses moving to Texas, drawn by favorable tax policies and a business-friendly regulatory environment.
The move comes as the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE), backed by major financial firms, plans to launch in 2026, creating competition in the state.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott hailed the move, positioning the state as a rising financial and economic powerhouse in the U.S.