LTSE, the Long-Term Stock Exchange, is a national securities exchange registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Founded in 2012, it operates with offices in New York City and San Francisco. The exchange is built around SEC-approved listing principles intended to support companies that prioritise long-term strategy, governance, and investment practices.
At the core of LTSE's framework are five listing principles covering stakeholders, strategy, compensation, governance, and long-term investor engagement. These principles provide a structure for companies to establish policies that reflect their stated values and long-term operational vision, distinguishing LTSE from traditional exchanges.
The exchange positions itself as a venue for companies committed to enduring success, with a stated mission to foster a more equitable and sustainable future for public markets. LTSE operates within the capital markets and securities exchange industry verticals.
