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NYSE's Lynn Martin on Skydance Debut, IPO Market, Competing in Texas

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 08 October 2026, 15:28 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 8th, 2026 NYSE's Lynn Martin on Skydance Debut, IPO Market, Competing in Texas NYSE Group President Lynn Martin talks about the newly formed Skydance Corp. making its trading debut on the exchange. She also talks about attracting new companies, the IPO market and competing for listings in Texas. She speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest."

Oct 8th, 2026 NYSE's Lynn Martin on Skydance Debut, IPO Market, Competing in Texas NYSE Group President Lynn Martin talks about the newly formed Skydance Corp. making its trading debut on the exchange. She also talks about attracting new companies, the IPO market and competing for listings in Texas. She speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest."
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