Veteran financial journalist Bob Pisani is concluding his daily broadcasting career after decades of delivering market insights from the iconic trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, according to an announcement confirmed by multiple media outlets. The widely recognized correspondent will make his final NYSE appearance on May 9, marking the end of his tenure as a fixture in daily financial television, Deadline reports.

The respected market analyst, who began his journey with the business news network in 1990 and transitioned to on-air stocks editor in 1997, won’t be completely disappearing from the financial media landscape. Network leadership has indicated that Pisani will return later this year in a modified capacity, contributing his expertise to CNBC Pro, the network’s premium subscription service targeting professional investors, according to information shared with the New York Post.

Network executive Dan Colarusso acknowledged Pisani’s significant contributions in a staff memorandum, describing the departing correspondent as “a constant presence, a trusted voice and a defining figure” in the network’s financial coverage over three decades. The senior vice president further characterized Pisani as “a true Wall Street institution” whose analytical skills and market comprehension garnered widespread respect throughout the investment community and among viewers, as quoted by Variety.