What Drives the New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is one of the most prominent stock exchanges in the world. It facilitates the trading of stocks and other securities, providing a platform for companies to raise capital and for investors to buy and sell shares. The NYSE’s global influence and robust regulatory framework make it a central hub for financial markets.
Understanding the NYSE
Learn more about listing with the NYSE, the differences between the NYSE and NASDAQ, and Business Wire’s IPO packages.
What is the process for going public on the NYSE?
Listing a company on the NYSE starts with meeting specific eligibility requirements, including financial and governance standards. The company then selects advisors and prepares key documents, such as the registration statement, for SEC review. After approval, the company submits a listing application to the NYSE, conducts a "roadshow" to attract investors, sets the IPO price, and begins trading publicly. Post-listing, the company must comply with ongoing NYSE regulations. This process, which can take months, enhances the company's visibility and access to capital.
What's the difference between NYSE and NASDAQ
How does Business Wire support NYSE IPOs?
Why Business Wire
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