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Market structure and rules and regulations for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange

Market structure and rules and regulations for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange

In Europe, there are two paths open to companies wishing to tap the capital markets. On the one hand, there are markets regulated by the EU and, on the other, markets that are regulated by exchanges themselves.

You will find comprehensive information on the market structure as well as issuer services for the primary and secondary market on deutsche-boerse-cash-market.com.

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On FWB® the Frankfurt Stock Exchange a listing in the Regulated Market can be in the General Standard or in the Prime Standard, a sub-segment of the Regulated Market with greater follow-up duties and thus higher transparency requirements.

In the Open Market, which the exchange itself regulates, company securities can be listed on Scale or on the Quotation Board.

Overview of the most important topics

  
Transparency standardsTrading venues (Xetra, Börse Frankfurt, Eurex Bonds, Tradegate)
Market segments by German lawTrading participation
Going Public servicesAnnouncements (new admissions, cessations, suspensions as well as delistings in the Open Market)
Being Public servicesTradable instruments
Deutsche Börse Listing PartnersStatistics

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The conditions for trading on and admission to the stock market for securities at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange: