NYSE teams with FINTECH.TV for daily startup series from trading floor
The New York Stock Exchange and FINTECH.TV have launched a daily video series filmed on the exchange floor. The program will profile founders and companies, offering a regular look at startups and market activity directly from the NYSE.
Sources: markets.businessinsider.com
“This collaboration signals the NYSE’s push to make its physical trading floor a media hub, not just a trading venue—mirroring Nasdaq’s long-standing use of its screens for visibility.”
What it means
While exchanges have historically relied on listings for revenue, this move suggests a growing interest in content as a secondary monetization stream. It’s unclear whether the series will drive tangible deal flow or remain a branding exercise, but the NYSE’s willingness to host it daily indicates confidence in the format. Other exchanges may follow if the series gains traction with founders or investors.
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- FINTECH.TV Launches Startup to Stock Exchange in Collaboration with the New York Stock Exchange — markets.businessinsider.com
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