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Ihren Ursprung hatte die Börse in München im Jahr 1830. In diesem Jahr wurde von der Münchener Kaufmannstube der Handel mit Wertpapieren aufgenommen und geregelt. Der Münchener Handelsverein e.V. wurde im März 1869 von unabhängigen Kaufleuten gegründet und wurde zum selbst verwalteten Träger der Münchener Börse. Somit wurde ein öffentlich-rechtlicher Betrieb sichergestellt.

Zunächst hatte die Börse ihren Sitz in der Theatinerstraße, den man aus Platzgründen aber im Jahr 1901 auf den Maximilianplatz verlegte. Dort befindet sich jetzt die Industrie- und Handelskammer München.

Die Börse blieb in der Zeit des ersten Weltkrieges geschlossen, unterbrach den Betrieb im zweiten Weltkrieg allerdings nur in der Zeit vom 27. April bis zum 10. August 1945. Von 1963 bis 2007 hatte die Münchener Börse ihren Sitz am Lenbachplatz und wurde im Jahr 2000 zur AG umorganisiert. Seit 2009 hat sie ihren Sitz in der Hutschenreuther Villa am Karolinenplatz.

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Tesla-Fabrik in Grünheide droht der Baustopp: Umweltverbände reichen neue Klage ein
Die Umweltverbände Nabu und Grüne Liga gehen erneut gerichtlich gegen eine vorzeitige Zulassung für den Bau der Tesla-Fabrik in Grünheide bei Berlin vor. Sie reichten einen Eilantrag beim Verwaltungsgericht Frankfurt (Oder) ein.

US-Notenbank behält ultralockeren Kurs bei – und gibt Signal für baldige Wende
Die Inflation in den USA legte zuletzt kräftig zu. Aber die Notenbank Fed bleibt gelassen. Die Währungshüter behalten ihren ultralockeren Kurs zunächst bei - aber das könnte sich ändern.

Lust zum Reisen? Hier sind Ihre Euro besonders viel wert!
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DAX: Index tendiert talwärts
Der Deutsche Aktienindex DAX versuchte an die gestrige Stärke noch einmal anzuschließen, scheiterte intraday jedoch mit dem Vorhaben und begab sich talwärts. Zwar fallen die Kursverluste noch nicht sehr groß aus, weitere Abschläge könnten jedoch...

Deutsche Börse: Bullen greifen EMA 200 an
Den letzten markanten Höhepunkt markierte die Deutsche Börse-Aktie bei 170,15 Euro im Sommer letzten Jahres, anschließend ging es stetig abwärts auf einen Wert von gerade einmal 124,85 Euro. Erst im November startete ein Stabilisierungsversuch, ...

SAP: Hopp oder Top
Insgesamt kann die SAP-Aktie seit den Tiefs aus November letzten Jahres um 90,00 Euro wieder auf einen Aufwärtstrend zurückblicken, in einem ersten Schritt ging es über den EMA 50 auf 111,94 Euro aufwärts, nach einer kurzen Zwischenpause im Früh...

ABOUT YOU Holding AG new in the Frankfurt Stock Exchange's Prime Standard
ABOUT YOU Holding AG (ISIN: DE000A3CNK42) has been listed in the Prime Standard on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange since today. The shares had an initial listing price of €25.60. The issue price was €23.00. The listing was accompanied by Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Numis Securities, Société Générale and UBS. Deutsche Bank und Goldman Sachs act as designated sponsors on Xetra. Specialist on the trading venue Börse Frankfurt is Baader Bank. According to its own information, ABOUT YOU is one of the fastest-growing European e-commerce companies in the fashion sector. The digital company is headquartered in Hamburg and employs more than 1,000 people. In the last financial year, ABOUT YOU achieved a turnover of €1.17 billion.

May 2021 monthly figures at Eurex
Total traded derivatives contracts grew 13 percent in May compared to the same month last year – from 121.8 million to 137.4 million. This figure included strong growth in European interest rate derivatives and European equity derivatives – up 37 percent and 41 percent, respectively – and a modest fall of 8 percent in the number of European equity index derivatives contracts traded. This growth in May comes after a mixed few months in 2021 due to comparisons with the unprecedented volatility in early 2020. Eurex’s OTC Clearing business saw IRS volumes grow in terms of both notional outstanding – up 15 percent from 18,960 billion to 21,440 billion EUR – and average daily cleared volume which grew 25 percent, from 17 billion to 21 billion EUR compared to the same month last year. Overall clearing notional outstanding grew 15 percent, while overall average daily cleared volume dropped 33 percent across the same period. Eurex Repo saw drops in monthly term adjusted volumes; of 46 percent in GC Pooling and 12 percent in the Repo Market. Business overview May 2021 May 2020 Change Financial derivatives: Traded contracts Eurex Exchange European equity index derivatives (million) 60.5 66.1 -8% European interest rate derivatives (million) 49.5 36.2 +37% European equity derivatives (million) 27.2 19.3 +41% Total (million)1 137.4 121.8 +13% OTC Clearing2 Notional outstanding volumes (billion EUR) 21,440 18,960 +15% Of which Interest Rate Swaps (billion EUR) 9,687 7,235 +34% Average daily cleared volumes (billion EUR) 95 142 -33% Of which Interest Rate Swaps (billion EUR) 21 17 +25% Compression volumes 41 0 N/A Repo: Average monthly term-adjusted volume on Eurex Repo GC Pooling3 (billion EUR) 54.4 100.6 -46% Repo Market (billion EUR) 80.8 92.2 -12% 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.

Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation shows two new exhibitions - „Us and Them“ and „Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021“
As exhibition partner and sponsor of the fourth international triennial RAY Fotografieprojekte 2021 Frankfurt/Rhein-Main, the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation presents two new exhibitions. "Us and Them" takes up this year's triennial theme, Ideologies, and features four photographic positions that explore identity formation through demarcation. At the same time, the exhibition features projects by the four finalists of the "Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021". Both presentations will be on display at Deutsche Börse’s headquarters, the Cube, in Frankfurt/Eschborn from 5 June – 19 September 2021. „Us and Them“ "Us and Them" transports the viewer to various communities whose identity formation follows the principle of demarcation and thus, of exclusion. The mechanisms employed to nurture a sense of belonging, strength and control range from the establishment of comprehensive security systems to the creation of myths and the evocation of enemy images to be fought against. On display will be works by artists Máté Bartha, Eddo Hartmann, Paula Markert and Salvatore Vitale. In his series “Kontakt” from 2018, Máté Bartha (*1987, HU) portraits military summer camps in Hungary for children and adolescents between the ages of 10 and 18. Camping out in the open air, they hike, sing together and receive military training with replica weapons. The camps are intended to instil camaraderie and patriotism in the girls and boys, as well as a sense of belonging to a strong community. Working as a photographer in North Korea is almost impossible. Ruled by an aggressive leader, the country censors all incoming as well as all outgoing information. Despite these adversities, Eddo Hartmann (*1973, NL) officially visited North Korea four times between 2014 and 2017 and took photographs in the capital Pyongyang. The images of his project “Setting the Stage” show a metropolis, charged with imposing symbolism and built in accordance with the socialist ideal. The city appears cold and deserted, but above all serves as a curious stage set for the self-created myth of the authoritarian regime. The so-called “National Socialist Underground” (NSU) is responsible for the racially motivated killing of nine people in Germany between 2000 and 2007, and numerous other crimes. It was not until 2013 that the trial against the right-wing extremist terrorist group, which had long gone undetected, began. At that time, Hamburg photographer Paula Markert (*1982, D) started to work on her project “A Journey through Germany. The NSU series of murders”. In her work, she documents people and places associated with the group, thus creating multi-layered imagery of the inconceivable events and their processing by state institutions, the latter of which remains subject to criticism to this day. For most people, any mention of Switzerland conjures up images of a peaceful alpine idyll in the heart of Europe. However, in the publication “How to Secure a Country” by Salvatore Vitale (*1986, I), it reveals a different side of itself, that of a highly militarised state permeated by a far-reaching security system and safety-mindedness. In observations collected over many years, Vitale’s visual research project details the way his adopted country deals with military border security, IT infrastructure, cyber-crime and terrorism. Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021 In its exhibition spaces on the second floor, Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation is showing works by Poulomi Basu, Alejandro Cartagena, Cao Fei and Zineb Sedira, the finalists of this year's Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize. The prestigious annual award nominates artists and projects that have made a significant contribution to photography in Europe over the previous twelve months, in form of an exhibition or publication. The shortlist 2021 presents four highly individual artists, whose bold wide-ranging projects cover geographical territories from Algeria to China and explore issues affecting both the local and the global. From Poulomi Basu’s uncompromisingly complex depiction of conflict in Central India, Alejandro Cartagena’s scathing critique exploring the repercussions of homeownership and developments in northern Mexico, to Cao Fei’s dystopic multi-media fabrications that consider the enormous impact of technologies on lived experiences and Zineb Sedira’s generous auto-fictive exploration of memory, culture and belonging: All of the nominated projects use photography as a means of challenging political realities to convey subjective truths. At the same time, the exhibition, curated by Anna Dannemann, will be on show at The Photographers’ Gallery in London from 25 June until 26 September 2021. This year, it celebrates its 50th anniversary and the Photography Prize is also awarded for the 25th time. The winner of the £30,000 prize will be announced on 9 September 2021. Information for visitors: The exhibition can be visited free of charge as part of guided tours. Please book in advance. The dates of public guided tours are available here. Furthermore the exhibition will be open on “Open Saturdays” from 11:00 to 16:00. For these days, registration is not required, the first Saturday will be 19 June. You can find more information about the hygiene concept for your visit on our homepage. Adress: The Cube, Mergenthalerallee 61, 65760 Eschborn Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation is a Frankfurt-based non-profit organisation. The foundation activities focus on collecting, exhibiting and promoting contemporary photography. Founded in 1999, the Art Collection Deutsche Börse now comprises more than 2,000 works by over 130 artists from 27 nations. Together with The Photographers’ Gallery in London, the foundation awards the renowned Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize each year. The Foundation is particularly interested in promoting young artists and supports them in various ways, e.g. through awards, scholarships or their participation in the Foam Talent program. Other focal points include supporting exhibition projects of international museums and institutions, and the expansion of platforms for academic discussion about the medium.

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Börse München, Deutschland

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Tesla-Fabrik in Grünheide droht der Baustopp: Umweltverbände reichen neue Klage ein

US-Notenbank behält ultralockeren Kurs bei – und gibt Signal für baldige Wende

Lust zum Reisen? Hier sind Ihre Euro besonders viel wert!

DAX: Index tendiert talwärts

Deutsche Börse: Bullen greifen EMA 200 an

SAP: Hopp oder Top

ABOUT YOU Holding AG new in the Frankfurt Stock Exchange's Prime Standard

May 2021 monthly figures at Eurex

Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation shows two new exhibitions - „Us and Them“ and „Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021“

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