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NYSE Texas Opens Headquarters at Old Parkland in Dallas
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The New York Stock Exchange, part of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE ), Inc., announced on August 27, 2026, the opening of the NYSE Texas headquarters in Dallas, located on the historic Old Parkland campus. According to the company’s announcement, the new headquarters provides NYSE Texas-listed companies with a dedicated venue and event space in what the exchange described as one of the nation’s most dynamic business environments.
To mark the occasion, Texas Governor Greg Abbott, joined by state legislators and members of the NYSE Texas listed community, will ring the NYSE Texas Closing Bell, broadcast live from the exchange’s Dallas home. Live coverage of the ceremony is available on NYSE’s X, YouTube, and LinkedIn channels, the exchange said.
“Texas is home to more Fortune 500 company headquarters than any other U.S. state, and the establishment of NYSE Texas reflects our deep commitment to the businesses and leaders driving the robust Texas economy forward,” said Lynn Martin, President, NYSE Group. “This headquarters is where our commitment to the state becomes concrete as a dedicated home for the innovators who are shaping the future.”
“NYSE Texas was built to serve our community, and today we take that mission to the next level,” said Bryan Daniel, President, NYSE Texas. “Texas is one of America’s premier destinations for business growth and innovation, and we are proud to deepen the NYSE’s presence in a state that continues to set the standard for economic dynamism.”
Exchange’s Growth Since Launch
NYSE Texas launched in March 2025 as the first securities exchange to be incorporated in Texas, according to the exchange. In its August 27, 2026, announcement, the NYSE said the exchange has grown to more than 120 issuers with a combined market capitalization exceeding $2 trillion. The state of Texas is home to more than $4.8 trillion in total NYSE-listed market value, the exchange said.
The venue traces its corporate origins to NYSE Chicago, Inc. On February 25, 2025, NYSE Chicago filed a proposed rule change with the Securities and Exchange Commission to repeal its certificate of incorporation and adopt the Certificate of Formation of NYSE Texas, Inc., reflecting the conversion of the exchange from a Delaware corporation to a Texas corporation and the renaming of its parent company to NYSE Texas Holdings, Inc. The SEC notice of the filing, dated February 28, 2025, stated that the proposal also amended the exchange’s bylaws, rules, fee schedule, connectivity fee schedule, and proprietary market data fee schedule, and that the exchange designated the proposal for immediate effectiveness. By virtue of the conversion, the exchange is deemed to be the same legal entity, according to a subsequent SEC notice published on September 26, 2025, which updated the exchange’s business address to 4020 Maple Avenue, Suite 800, Dallas, Texas 75219.
On December 1, 2025, the NYSE announced that NYSE Texas had reached the milestone of 100 dual listings. At that time, the exchange said the combined total market capitalization of NYSE Texas-listed securities was over $2 trillion and that the exchange lists operating companies, closed-end funds, and ETFs from a broad cross section of the market spanning 11 industries, including technology, consumer discretionary, and energy. Texas was then home to more NYSE-listed companies than any other U.S. state, representing over $3.9 trillion in market value, the exchange said in December 2025.
Venue and Technology
According to the exchange’s NYSE Texas page, NYSE Texas operates as a fully electronic equities exchange based in Dallas and runs on NYSE Pillar, the NYSE’s proprietary integrated trading technology platform. The exchange describes NYSE Pillar as designed to improve efficiency and reduce complexity for customers while enhancing consistency, performance, and resiliency, with more efficient processing, enhanced determinism, lower latency, and simplified, harmonized order types, terminology, and messaging across all of its markets.
NYSE Texas delivers a listing exchange to companies both in Texas and around the world, according to the exchange. Qualified companies can dually list on NYSE Texas at no additional cost and maintain their primary listing, the exchange said. The venue also offers qualified contingent cross capabilities, which the exchange describes as features supporting brokers serving the exchange-traded derivatives community and facilitating option contingent stock trades through its network of institutional brokers.
Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. is a Fortune 500 company that designs, builds, and operates digital networks, providing financial technology and data services across major asset classes, according to the company. ICE’s futures, equity, and options exchanges, including the New York Stock Exchange, and its clearing houses help customers invest, raise capital, and manage risk, the company said.
