NYSE American is a competitively priced venue that blends unique features derived from the NYSE, such as electronic Designated Market Makers (e-DMMs) with quoting obligations for each NYSE American-listed company, with NYSE Arca's fully electronic price/time priority execution model. Market Maker Capital Requirements

NYSE American is uniquely positioned to offer choice, flexibility, and very competitive transaction fees to customers that access liquidity on our markets. Review the NYSE American Equities Price List for additional information about Equity Transaction Fees and Credits, and Listing Fees.

NYSE American Membership provides broker-dealers with a price-time priority execution model similar to NYSE Arca. Membership brings access to features designed to facilitate increased midpoint trading such as a delay on incoming orders and proprietary market data and a Discretionary Peg Order that executes up to the midpoint if the quote is deemed stable or rests passively if deemed unstable.

View the full NYSE American Composite Index (XAX) index overview including the latest stock market news, data and trading information.

For a NYSE American issuer to issue additional shares or effective certain other corporate changes, it must seek NYSE authorization and file an Additional Listing Application. NYSE American Additional Listing Applications can be submitted electronically through Listing Manager , the NYSE’s fully integrated web application.

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The NYSE American is a specific tier of the NYSE. The NYSE American used to be known as the American Stock Exchange (AMEX), until the New York Stock Exchange purchased the AMEX in its entirety in 2008. The NASADAQ and NYSE American are essentially business operations that compete for attention and publicly traded companies.

The Wall Street threesome – the NASDAQ, NYSE and NYSE Amex – forms the foundation of the American stock market. While trading on NASDAQ is completely automated, the NYSE and the NYSE Amex has performed floor trading until recently. Though the NYSE still uses real people in its operations, the NYSE American ended floor trading in 2017.

The NYSE American has a limited exception to the independence requirements where a director meets the independence standards in SEC Rule 10A-3 but not the more detailed requirements of the NYSE ...