Nasdaq-100 & London Stock Exchange Group — FTSE Russell

Nasdaq-100: Nasdaq-100 is the chosen listing venue for SpaceX's IPO, with trading expected to begin on June 12. Nasdaq-100 has also changed its rules to allow SpaceX to quickly join the Nasdaq-100 100 index, which will drive institutional investment.

London Stock Exchange Group — FTSE Russell: London Stock Exchange Group — FTSE Russell adopted a similar approach to Nasdaq-100, shortening the waiting time for SpaceX to join its indices to five trading days, which will also drive index-tracking investment.

Nasdaq-100: The Nasdaq-100>>> is the exchange where SpaceX>>> is set to debut, and its index, the Nasdaq-100>>>, has finalized rules allowing for 'fast entry' for large IPOs, which Elizabeth Warren>>> views as problematic.

London Stock Exchange Group — FTSE Russell: London Stock Exchange Group — FTSE Russell>>> is an index provider that Elizabeth Warren>>> claims has rewritten rules to fast-track SpaceX>>> into its indexes, potentially forcing passive investors to buy SpaceX>>> stock.

Nasdaq-100: The Nasdaq-100 changed its rules to allow faster entry for companies like SpaceX, offering an alternative index for early inclusion compared to the S&P 500. This provides a different pathway for mega-IPOs.

London Stock Exchange Group — FTSE Russell: London Stock Exchange Group — FTSE Russell adopted a similar approach to Nasdaq Inc., shortening its waiting time for index entry, which benefits mega-IPOs seeking faster inclusion. This offers another option for companies like SpaceX.