Your browser is unsupported

Please visit this URL to review a list of supported browsers.

The ICE Vox

Official posts from ICE and NYSE Communications

Date
Title
August 22, 2023

When we first announced the NYSE Institute’s launch a little more than a year ago, the response was overwhelmingly positive. Since that time, the NYSE has been at the center of many of the biggest policy issues of the day, from the war in Ukraine to the federal debt-limit debate, the future of our markets to collaboration with exchanges across the globe.

August 2, 2023
Four years ago, ICE created a fully-regulated, physically-delivered crypto futures market, with institutional-grade custody provided by ICE’s then-subsidiary, Bakkt. It was two years building from the ground up the safest version of a custody solution for digital assets, offering the most regulated environment for institutions to trade an unregulated asset class. The market did not then - and we believe evidence continues to show still does not - value the fully regulated, physically delivered crypto market.
March 16, 2023
Quadrupling the tax on share buybacks, as the White House recently proposed, is an idea that never should have made it off the drawing board. We surveyed the leaders of some of our largest NYSE-listed companies about the moves they’d make if the envisioned tax hike becomes law. The answers to our informal poll were informative.
March 6, 2023

In December, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposed a set of market structure reforms that are ambitious in scope and have, at their heart, goals that I believe we all share. We have worked with Citadel Securities, the U.S. equity markets’ largest market maker, and Charles Schwab & Co., the largest retail brokerage firm, to offer a thoughtful compromise that we believe will quickly achieve the SEC’s core policy objectives while reducing the risk of negative outcomes. 

February 15, 2023

With a career spanning over 30 years in the public and private sector, Nigel was leading global initiatives working towards solutions for climate change long before the topic became mainstream news.

Resources