Who is behind Texas Stock Exchange?
Shows documented founders, leaders, board members, funders and owners.
Not who made decisions, or why.
A connection is not evidence of wrongdoing.
On the record
Sourced links that no one presents as their own account, as recorded so far. Others may exist.
Money in
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BlackRock
invested in
May 2024
Scholarship & press
1
The TRADE understands BlackRock took a minority investment; the amount is not given.
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Citadel Securities
invested in
May 2024
Scholarship & press
1
The TRADE says Citadel Securities had not responded to a request for comment; the exchange’s chief executive named it among investors.
Going further
Proof 1 source
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BlackRock and Citadel Securities back new Texas-based challenger exchange, The TRADE, Jun 2024.
Scholarship & press
Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) has raised $120 million from around a dozen investors including BlackRock and Citadel Securities in a funding round closed in May.
BlackRock is proud to be a founding investor in the Texas Stock Exchange to increase liquidity and improve market efficiency for BlackRock’s clients and other investors in the US capital markets
How this answer is built
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