Frankfurt Stock Exchange Liquidity and transaction costs: Two important criteria of market quality

Liquidity and transaction costs: Two important criteria of market quality In the discussion about the relative advantages of securities markets, two factors are regularly the focus of attention: liquidity and transaction costs. In the framework of portfolio restructuring, liquidity is by far the most important decision-making criterion for investors (Schiereck [1995]) and is regarded as […]

FRANKFURT STOCK EXCHANGE

FRANKFURT STOCK EXCHANGE LISTING and IR/PR – Vital to the Success of Your Public Company More buying than selling makes stocks go up, and more selling than buying makes a stock go down. This is a very simplistic explanation, but it’s also true. The magic question is, what causes more buying than selling? The answer […]

Designated Sponsor- Frankfurt Stock Exchange

Designated Sponsor- Frankfurt Stock Exchange Shares in one of the selection indices of Deutsche Börse must be continuously tradable. The underlying criterion is the liquidity of the security. Designated Sponsors secure higher liquidity by quoting binding prices for buying and selling the shares. The probability that placed orders are executed increases considerably. Based on the […]

Designated Sponsors: Providers of Liquidity

Designated Sponsors: Providers of Liquidity The lead broker/market maker of a Frankfurt Stock Exchange traded security can also be hired by the public company to provide the function of designated sponsor. In a stock with lowtrading volume, it is often difficult for investors to buy or sell because there may not be another buyer or […]

About the Frankfurt Stock Exchange

About the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Frankfurt, one of the world’s first stock exchanges, became a leader among eight German stock exchanges already in the middle of the 20th century by serving 90% of the German market today. From 1993, the blue-chip company Deutsche Borse AG is an operator of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE). With […]