NYSE Group president Lynn Martin questions integrity of rule changes to attract listings
Lynn Martin, president of NYSE Group, expressed concerns about the integrity of recent rule changes by US stock exchanges aimed at attracting IPOs. Her comments came shortly after SpaceX filed to go public on Nasdaq, which has relaxed its listing requirements. Martin emphasized that market integrity should not be compromised in the competition for high-profile listings.
- ▪Lynn Martin criticized Nasdaq's loosened listing standards during an appearance on Bloomberg Television.
- ▪Nasdaq recently eliminated its minimum 10% public float requirement for new listings.
- ▪The changes allow large-cap companies to join the Nasdaq-100 index within 15 days of trading.
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NYSE Group president Lynn Martin questions integrity of rule changes to attract listings Martin's critique of Nasdaq's loosened listing standards comes days after SpaceX filed to go public on the rival exchange. Share Add us on Google by Editorial Team May. 22, 2026 (function () { var s = document.currentScript; var wrapper = s && s.closest ? s.closest('.cb-sevioads-inarticle') : null; var inMobile = wrapper && wrapper.closest('#mobile-articles'); var inDesktop = wrapper && wrapper.closest('#desktop-articles'); if (inMobile || inDesktop) { var isDesktopVp = window.matchMedia('(min-width: 768px)').matches; var matches = (inMobile && !isDesktopVp) || (inDesktop && isDesktopVp); if (!matches) { var sevioDiv = wrapper.querySelector('.sevioads'); if (sevioDiv)…
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