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Börse Hamburg, Deutschland

Handelszeiten:

Aktuelle Ortszeit

8:00 Uhr bis 20:00 Uhr (MEZ)

Achtung! Es gibt viele verschiedene Handelszeiten der Indizes an dieser Börse. Die genauen Handelszeiten entnehmen Sie bitte direkt unter www.boersenag.de

Hauptindizes:

DAX

GCX | FOXX | HASPAX | NISAX20

Hauptsächliche Handelsgüter:
  • Wertpapiere
  • Versicherungen
  • Immobilien
  • Getreide
  • Kaffee
Geschichte:

Die Hamburger Börse wurde im Jahr 1558 gegründet. Allerdings geht die eigentliche Wurzel zurück auf das Jahr 1517, weil zu dieser Zeit von den Hamburger Kaufleuten ein Vorstand gewählt wurde und, diese somit in eine Vereinigung integrierte. Da Hamburg eine Hansestadt ist und auch damals schon war, ist es nicht verwunderlich dass sich besonders die Kaufleute aus dem Bereich des Seehandel für einen festen Handelsplatz und Treffpunkt aussprachen.

Allerdings handelte man auf diesem Börsenplatz schon von Vornherein mit allen möglichen Gütern von ausländischen Waren, besonders englischen Tuchen, bis hin zu Wertpapieren und auch Versicherungen. Im 17. Jahrhundert setzten sich dann erste Börsenmakler als Vermittler für die Händler ein. Auch werden allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen deklariert und die Menge sowie Qualität der Waren wird bestimmt. Obwohl im Großen und Ganzen der Umfang des Handelns größer wurde, so verringerten sich doch die Wahrengüter. Der Handel mit Wertpapieren wurde relevanter. Aufgrund der Abneigung des Senats gegenüber dem Aktienfieber wurde der Handel mit wertpapieren 1720 sogar einige Zeit lang verboten.

Die kommenden Jahrzehnte wurden bestimmt vom Wachstum an Handelnden und Telnehmern für die das Börsengebäude sogar erweitert werden musste, aber auch von Wirtschaftskrisen und den Auswirkungen der Weltkriege. Nach dem zweiten Weltkrieg erreichte die Hamburger Börse eine weitere Blüte, die jedoch im Zuge der technischen Entwicklung allmählich abnahm. Die Computerbranche löste diesen Handelszweig schließlich ab.

Seit 1999 bilden die Hamburger und die Hannover Wertpapierbörsen zusammen eine gemeinsame AG.

Webseite:

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  • Eurex expands FX Futures offering to Emerging Markets currencies

    Eurex will start trading new FX Futures contracts covering Brazilian Real (BRL), Mexican Pesos (MXN) and South African Rand (ZAR) on 10 October 2022. The launch of the three most heavily traded currencies outside the G10 reinforces Eurex’s position as Europe’s leading FX liquidity hub. In total, five new contracts will be listed covering the following Emerging Markets currency pairs: BRL/USD, MXN/USD, MXN/EUR, ZAR/USD, ZAR/EUR. An accompanying liquidity scheme will ensure tight pricing and competitive liquidity. The new contracts will be cash settled in US dollars or euros upon expiry. Therefore, clearing members can use their existing infrastructure and will not be required to open new cash accounts in these Emerging Markets currencies. Eurex FX Futures are similar to OTC FX Forwards but have significantly lower counterparty credit risk (CCR) because financial obligations are guaranteed by Eurex Clearing as the central counterparty (CCP). In addition, given the bilateral margin requirements in OTC trading under the Uncleared Margin Rules (UMR) or the revised capital requirements under SA-CCR, centrally cleared FX Futures can offer significant benefits to customers over OTC FX Forwards in terms of margin, funding, and operations. Jens Quiram, Global Co-Head FIC Derivatives and Repo Sales at Eurex: “We see more and more firms coming into the scope of the Uncleared Margin Rules who are looking for solutions to reduce their average aggregate notional amount and bilateral margin requirements. Listed FX Futures can address these challenges while reducing the overall risk of a portfolio due to Eurex Clearing’s multilateral netting capabilities.” Eurex FX’s offering includes now listed FX Futures on 25 currency pairs. When calculating margins, the entire portfolio is accounted for, which leads to more efficiencies in the collateral to be deposited. Eurex also offers clearing of OTC FX Non-Deliverable Forwards (NDFs) in Asian and Latin American currencies. 



    Clearstream and Pirum offer new collateral interoperability

    Clearstream and the securities finance automation provider Pirum have extended their services to offer new collateral connectivity. This allows mutual clients to automate the calculation, matching, submission and validation of collateral requirements and allocations for securities lending, repo and OTC derivative transactions. The extended connectivity assists clients with agreeing collateral on a real-time basis, reducing collateralisation timeframes and increasing efficiencies along the value chain, from improving settlement rates and reducing fails and SDR penalties to optimising collateral more efficiently. Pirum’s Head of Collateral Services, Todd Crowther, commented: “We are delighted to extend our connectivity with Clearstream and to work together to help mutual clients achieve improved exposure management and collateral optimisation results. Pirum’s aim is to support the industry’s need to extend interoperability and automation across the wider collateral ecosystem and support market participants’ drive to streamline and centralise margin management across all collateralised products.”   Jean-Robert Wilkin, Banking, Funding & Financing at Clearstream, added: “At Clearstream, providing user-friendly, efficient services supported by best-in-class technology is at the heart of our mission. We are very happy to extend our existing connectivity with Pirum, which contributes perfectly to this goal. By automating collateral management services, we increase interoperability and reduce complexity throughout the entire process for our mutual clients and the whole market.” Pirum’s CollateralConnect and ExposureConnect services automate in excess of $1.5 trillion of tri-party collateral across more than 50,000 accounts and covering 70+ global clients each day. About Clearstream As an international central securities depository (ICSD), headquartered in Luxembourg, Clearstream, which is part of Deutsche Börse Group, provides the post-trade infrastructure for the Eurobond market and services for securities from 59 domestic markets worldwide. With 16 trillion Euros in assets under custody, Clearstream is one of the world’s largest settlement and custody firms for domestic and international securities. About Pirum Systems Pirum offers a secure, centralised automation and connectivity hub for global securities finance, enabling complete automation of the post-trade and collateral lifecycle across repo and stock loan. Our position within the securities financing sector enables clients to seamlessly access counterparties, triparty agents, trading venues, market data companies and CCPs, as well as meet their regulatory reporting requirements. We combine an in-depth understanding of both the securities finance industry and the most advanced technologies to provide highly innovative and flexible services. Supporting established and emerging financial institutions, Pirum’s pioneering approach consistently reduces operational risk while increasing processing efficiency and profitability.



    July 2022 figures at Eurex

    Total traded derivatives contracts at Eurex grew by 16 percent in July, from 110.4 million to 128.3 million compared to the same month last year. Interest rate derivatives showed the strongest year-on-year growth, up 31 percent from 38.5 million traded contracts to 50.4 million, while index derivatives grew by 14 percent, from 53.9 million traded contracts to 61.4 million. Total contracts traded in equity derivatives fell by 8 percent to 16.4 million. Outstanding notional volumes in OTC clearing continued to grow strongly in July, rising overall by 32 percent year-on-year despite three successful compression runs this year. Overall outstanding volume stood at EUR 27,093 billion at the end of July compared to EUR 20,454 billion the year before – with interest rate swaps and overnight index swaps posting growth of 28 percent and 120 percent respectively. Average daily cleared volumes increased by 43 percent overall, with interest rate swaps and overnight index swaps recording strong growth rates (+69 percent and +70 percent, respectively). At Eurex Repo, average daily term-adjusted volume grew by 57 percent compared to July last year – up from EUR 125.8 billion to EUR 197.6 billion. The GC Pooling market was up 66 percent while the Repo Market grew by 54 percent year-on-year. Business overview – July 2022 July 2022 July 2021 Change Financial derivatives: traded contracts Eurex Exchange Equity index derivatives (million) 61.4 53.9 +14% Interest rate derivatives (million) 50.4 38.5 +31% Equity derivatives (million) 16.4 17.8 -8% Total (million)1 128.3 110.4 +16% OTC Clearing2 Notional outstanding volumes (billion EUR) 27,093 20,454 +32% - of which interest rate swaps (billion EUR) 12,658 9,856 +28% - of which overnight index swaps (billion EUR) 2,142 974 +120% Average daily cleared volumes (billion EUR) 157 110 +43% - of which interest rate swaps (billion EUR) 29 17 +69% - of which overnight index swaps (billion EUR) 15 9 +70% Compression volumes (billion EUR) 139 110 +27% Repo: average daily term-adjusted volume on Eurex Repo GC Pooling3 (billion EUR) 62.2 37.6 66% Repo Market (billion EUR) 135.4 88.2 54% Total (billion EUR) 197.6 125.8 57% 1 The total number of contracts traded includes other asset classes such as commodities. 2 Notional cleared volumes including post trading events such as compression. 3 Includes all currencies.



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