Haynes Boone recently hosted an executive breakfast in Mexico City, bringing together business leaders, investors and advisors to discuss the emerging role of the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) in cross-border capital markets.
The event featured Haynes Boone Capital Markets Partner Greg Samuel and TXSE Global Managing Director of Listings Nicole Chambers, with Partner Alberto de la Peña moderating a discussion on dual listings, regulatory considerations and cross-border capital markets between the United States and Mexico.
The gathering received coverage in leading Mexican business media, including Reforma, which reported that participants examined the emergence of TXSE and its potential as a new listing venue for Mexican companies, alongside broader ties between the U.S. and Mexican capital markets.
Additional coverage in El CEO emphasized growing interest among Mexican companies in U.S. financing options, noting that the discussion explored pathways for accessing public markets, including direct and dual listings, as companies look beyond domestic exchanges.
Haynes Boone’s involvement with the Texas Stock Exchange extends beyond the event. The firm has been advising TXSE since 2023 on its legal structure and capital-raising efforts, which have secured more than $270 million in funding. In prior coverage by El Financiero, Samuel noted strong market interest in the exchange and its potential to expand dual-listing opportunities for companies in Mexico and globally.
The Texas Stock Exchange is expected to begin operations in 2026 and aims to position itself as a competitive alternative within the U.S. equity market, drawing interest from companies and investors across North America.
