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The Texas Stock Exchange has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission, a big moment for Dallas-Fort Worth's evolution into a major U.S. financial center.

Parent company TXSE Group Inc. announced its plans last year to seek registration for the Texas Stock Exchange and challenge the longstanding duopoly between the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq. TXSE submitted its registration with the SEC in January.

Now, TXSE says it is on track to launch trading, as well as exchange-traded products and corporate listings, in 2026.

"Today's approval marks a pivotal moment in our effort to build a world-class exchange ro

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