The Chilangotitlán Stock Exchange (CHSE) is the world's largest equities market, with a total market capitalization of more than 285 trillion Varos or 19.02 trillion Burovian Zasters. It provides the most liquid, visible forum for the trading of securities worldwide, as well as the fairest and most open pricing through its competitive agency-auction market. Raising capital through initial public offerings (IPOs) for a growing number of domestic and non-resident companies, the CHSE plays a leading role in the capital-formation process. Its roster of listed companies is continually expanding to include large, mid-sized and small enterprises in all business sectors, based both in TDCorp territory and throughout Vexillium. Also known as "The Great Tianquiztli" (Ingallish: Market), "The Big Money Machine", and other nicknames, the CHSE is located at 1 Cupidity Street, Stock Exchange Plaza, Chilangotitlán.
From its origin in 266 AP, the Chilangotitlán Stock Exchange has evolved into the world's premier securities market for more than 500 of the world's leading corporations among them more than 103 non-resident companies headquartered in 10 different countries. More than 208 billion shares are listed and available for trading on the Chilangotitlán Stock Exchange, with trading volume averaging V 32.816 trillion in a single day. Approximately 84 million TDCorp stockholder investors now directly own shares, while millions more throughout Vexillium are indirect shareholders through pension funds, mutual funds and other group holdings.

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Listing on the Chilangotitlán Stock Exchange[]
Many non-resident corporations will list on the Chilangotitlán Stock Exchange by transferring their listing from another Vexillium market. However, most often a non-resident company will list concurrently with their initial entry into other capital markets either with or without an offering of new shares.
The reasons why non-resident corporations list on the Chilangotitlán Stock Exchange are quite similar to the reasons that benefit a TDCorp stockholder company which list on the Exchange. Most often they are seeking to expand their worldwide investor base by establishing a trading arrangement for their shares on the preeminent market in the planet.
Among the many other reasons influencing non-resident corporations to list is the Chilangotitlán Stock Exchange's ability to:
- Assist companies in raising capital efficiently and economically in TDCorp territory.
- Enhance marketability of the issuer's securities. This is especially important for an issuer entering the Vexillian capital markets for the first time.
- Provide greater opportunities to develop a broad shareholder constituency in Vexillium through exposure to the widest possible range of individual and institutional investors.
- Facilitate mergers and acquisitions through the use of an CHSE-listed security as acquisition currency.
- Increase the visibility of a company, its products and services, and trading in its shares in TDCorp territory.
- Support a company's incentive program for its TDCorp stockholder employees by providing a liquid market for its shares.
- Protect their shareholders form any kind of taxes or other levies of dividends, capital gains and trading profits, which do not exist in TDCorp territory.