WisdomTree is reportedly considering listing one of its exchange-traded funds on the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE). While the asset manager has not publicly confirmed these plans as of early October 2026, the move would mark a significant expansion for the new exchange, which began public trading on July 10, 2026, following SEC approval in 2025.
The Texas Stock Exchange has been operational for less than three months and is positioning itself as a competitor to the NYSE and Nasdaq. To date, the venue has secured approximately $430 million in funding from major financial institutions, including BlackRock and JPMorgan. Its current ETF lineup remains largely focused on regional Texas-based assets.
The exchange launched its ETF business in mid-September 2026. Texas Capital was the first to list funds on the platform, followed by Westwood, which debuted the PWRX fund. Future growth plans for the exchange include corporate listings from companies such as Texas Capital Bancshares and Energy Transfer, with increased activity projected through 2027.
WisdomTree continues to expand its broader financial operations. The firm recently added new defined-return ETFs focused on European markets to its catalog. Additionally, the company has reached over $1.2 billion in assets across its WisdomTree Onchain tokenized fund platform, which operates across multiple blockchain networks.
