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The New York Stock Exchange operates five equities exchanges, each purpose-built to meet the needs of corporate and ETF issuers and offer greater choice to investors in how they trade.

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Companies that are already listed on a U.S. exchange may transfer their listing to the NYSE. For qualified companies, the transfer process straightforward and free-of-charge. Transferred companies benefit from the NYSE network and the investor understanding of NYSE listings standards, as well as the superior liquidity and tighter spreads ...