NYSE's Farley Sees Trump Encouraging U.S. Companies

The transcript covers a discussion on the President's business-friendly goals, focusing on reducing regulations to boost job creation and innovation. It highlights advocacy efforts for easing capital formation and sensible tax policies. The impact of Brexit on stock listings is examined, with a focus on the NYSE and London Stock Exchange. The potential listing of Saudi Aramco and the resurgence of the oil sector are discussed. The transcript concludes with details on a New York-focused event at the White House, emphasizing the involvement of prominent CEOs and the importance of global business interests.

What was the President's initial promise to the CEOs in the room?

• To reduce taxes significantly

• To be the most business-friendly president

• To increase government spending

• To focus on international trade

What is one of the main goals of the Partnership for New York City?

• To advocate for capital formation

• To increase international trade

• To reduce unemployment

• To promote tourism

How has the number of public companies changed over the past 20 years?

• It has remained the same

• It has increased slightly

• It has doubled

• It has decreased by half

What is the speaker's stance on winning listings at London's expense due to Brexit?

• They are actively seeking to win listings

• They hope not to win at London's expense

• They believe London will benefit from Brexit

• They are indifferent to London's situation

What is the significance of the New York Stock Exchange in the global market?

• It has the smallest market cap

• It only lists local companies

• It has a deep liquid market with a large market cap

• It is the least liquid market

What is a common trend regarding cross-border IPOs?

• They are quite normal and frequent

• They are rare and uncommon

• They are discouraged by most exchanges

• They are only allowed in Europe

What is the potential impact of listing Saudi Aramco on the NYSE?

• It would only affect the oil sector

• It would have no impact on the market

• It would pave the way for more cross-border IPOs

• It would decrease cross-border IPOs