Everything about Deutsche B Rse totally explained
Deutsche Börse AG is a marketplace organizer for the trading of
shares and other
securities. It also is a
transaction services provider. It gives companies and
investors access to global
capital markets. It is a Joint stock company and was founded in 1992. The headquarters are in
Frankfurt,
Germany.
More than 3,200 employees service customers in
Europe, the
U.S. and
Asia. Deutsche Börse has locations in
Germany,
Luxembourg,
Switzerland,
Czech Republic and
Spain, as well as representative offices in
London,
Paris,
Chicago,
New York,
Hong Kong, and
Dubai.
FWB Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse (
Frankfurt Stock Exchange), is one of the world's largest trading centers for securities. With a share in turnover of around 90 percent, it's the largest of the German
stock exchanges. (The other German stock exchanges are located in Berlin (merged with Bremen in 2003), Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Hanover, Munich, and Stuttgart). Deutsche Börse AG operates the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Deutsche Börse is owner of
Clearstream.
In 2001, Deutsche Börse tried to merge with the
London Stock Exchange, followed in 2006 by a takeover bid, both rejected by LSE. After CEO
Werner Seifert was forced to resign by the main shareholders in 2005, Deutsche Börse changed plans and entered into advanced negotiations for a merger with
Euronext which would have brought two of the biggest stock exchanges in Europe into one holding. The
New York Stock Exchange beat out Deutsche Börse's final bid for Euronext in 2006.
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