The New York Stock Exchange, part of Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE: ICE), a leading global provider of technology and data, has announced the launch of the NYSE Texas Advisory Board. The launch aims to support NYSE Texas’ mission to provide public companies with a listing and trading venue centered within the vibrant economy of the southwestern U.S.
NYSE Texas launched last August from the 50-yard-line at AT&T Stadium, marking the launch of the first exchange ever incorporated in the Lone Star State.
Founding members of its advisory board include Edward Crawford, co-founder and co-CEO of Coltala Holdings; Amanda Brock, co-CEO of Solaris Energy Infrastructure (NYSE: SEI); and Scott Mueller, managing director of the Southwestern region at Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS).
“Establishing the NYSE Texas Advisory Board on the one‑year anniversary of the announcement of NYSE Texas underscores the momentum and meaningful progress we’ve achieved in only twelve months,” NYSE Group President Lynn Martin said in a statement.
“With more than 100 dual-listings to date, and growing,” she added, “we look forward to continuing to offer the highest level of support to our issuers in the state of Texas and beyond.”
“We’re excited to accelerate the growth of NYSE Texas and to strengthen our connection to the companies we serve in the region,” said Bryan Daniel, president of NYSE Texas. “This group of founding members is the perfect team to help guide our efforts moving forward, and I look forward to working closely with them as NYSE Texas continues to expand.”
NYSE Texas reached the milestone of 100 dual-listings in December 2025, signifying NYSE Texas as the leading exchange in the state, NYSE said.
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