GTS CEO Says Venture Will Ease Private to Public Transition for Firms

GTS CEO Says Venture Will Ease Private to Public Transition for Firms

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Clear List is a platform for private company trading, offering transparency and low costs. It addresses inefficiencies in existing platforms and has support from industry leaders. It provides liquidity for private firms, especially during the COVID-19 crisis, and operates with NYSE's backing. The platform is poised to help companies navigate market challenges and prepare for public offerings.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the primary purpose of Clear List?

To increase commission rates for investors.

To replace NASDAQ as the leading stock exchange.

To offer a stock market for private companies.

To provide a platform for public companies to trade.

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How does Clear List differ from other platforms?

It operates without any digital platform.

It focuses only on large companies.

It offers a transparent pre-IPO valuation.

It charges higher commissions.

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What type of companies can benefit from Clear List?

Only companies ready to go public.

Both small and large private companies.

Only small startups.

Only large public companies.

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What is a key feature of Clear List's operational model?

It only allows trading during specific hours.

It excludes market makers like GTS.

It includes the largest institutional and family investment offices.

It operates without any digital platform.

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Who are some of the notable supporters of Clear List?

Paul Tudor Jones and Steve Cohen.

NASDAQ and NYSE.

The Federal Reserve.

Only small private investors.

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What challenge does Clear List address for private companies?

Liquidity issues in a closed IPO market.

Excessive government regulations.

Lack of public visibility.

High public trading fees.

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Why is there still a need for a physical trading floor according to the transcript?

To increase trading fees.

To reduce electronic trading.

To provide valuable content and professional support.

To limit the number of listed companies.