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Garner-backed Once Upon a Farm opens on NYSE as OFRM
business22 days ago

Garner-backed Once Upon a Farm opens on NYSE as OFRM

Jennifer Garner-backed Once Upon a Farm began trading on the NYSE as OFRM after pricing its IPO at $18, raising about $198 million and valuing the company at $724 million; the stock opened around $21 and rose intraday, as the company plans to deploy proceeds to pay down debt and fund expansion amid a shift toward organic, less-processed foods.

NYSE bets on 24/7 markets with tokenized securities platform
business1 month ago

NYSE bets on 24/7 markets with tokenized securities platform

NYSE, via parent ICE, is building a platform for trading and on‑chain settlement of tokenized U.S. equities and ETFs, enabling 24/7 trading, fractional shares, dollar‑denominated orders and immediate settlement with tokenized capital across multiple blockchains. The venue would be regulated and is part of ICE’s broader push toward digital market infrastructure, with banks like BNY and Citi facilitating tokenized deposits to support round‑the‑clock margin and settlement.

finance1 month ago

NYSE Bets on 24/7 Tokenized Trading With On-Chain Settlement

The NYSE, part of Intercontinental Exchange, announced plans to develop a tokenized-securities platform that enables 24/7 trading and instant on-chain settlement, with fractional-share trading and multi-chain support, subject to regulatory approvals. The platform is designed to integrate with ICE’s broader digital strategy, including tokenized deposits and collateral, and will operate with non-discriminatory access to qualified broker-dealers.

NYSE Parent to Invest $2 Billion in Polymarket Amid Growing Prediction Market Trend
business4 months ago

NYSE Parent to Invest $2 Billion in Polymarket Amid Growing Prediction Market Trend

Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the NYSE, plans to invest $2 billion in prediction market platform Polymarket, valuing it between $8 billion and $10 billion, leading to declines in stocks of competitors DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment. The move signifies growing institutional interest in crypto-based prediction markets, despite regulatory challenges in the U.S.