Nine Listings Transfer to the NYSE in 2026 Amounting to $500B in Market Cap

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The capital: Nearly half a trillion dollars in market cap has transferred to the NYSE from our competitors this year, compared with $185 billion that has moved to our competitor…

Large-cap transfers and a broad issuer community point to the strength of the NYSE. In addition NYSE's state of the art technology processed a new peak in message volumes on November 5.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nine companies have transferred their listings to the New York Stock Exchange this year, and the issuers making that move are substantially larger by median market cap than those who moved in the opposite direction this year. The NYSE has also welcomed a diverse set of new issuers, and its systems handled a new peak in trading volume without issue.

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AstraZeneca, Kraft Heinz, and Skydance: three Nasdaq-100 companies have moved to the NYSE this year. A fourth large-cap name, Fifth Third Bancorp, also made the switch, marking the largest bank transfer in history.

Other issuers that have transferred from Nasdaq to the NYSE year to date include Criteo SA, Trinity Capital, Inc., Nova Minerals Corp., Dime Community Bancshares, Inc. and Pinnacle Financial Partners, Inc.

The NYSE also looked at the 21 companies that have left to join the Nasdaq-100 over the last 40 years and found that their price-to-earnings multiples contracted relative to peers. On average, valuations were 7.4% lower relative to peers in the year following announcement of the transfer than before it, and 9.6% lower in the year following entry into the Nasdaq-100.

Exchange transfers at this scale rarely come down to prestige alone: one of the most important distinctions is how shares trade.

Recent NYSE research highlights why issuers often look to the exchange's hybrid model: having a human Designated Market Maker (DMM) paired with algorithmic execution dampens intraday price swings and deepens liquidity during high-stakes closing auctions.

Seventy percent of the S&P 500 and 74% of publicly listed Fortune 500 companies trust the NYSE as their home.

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