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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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Türkischer Notenbankchef bleibt hart - und riskiert Erdogans Groll
Bis jetzt hat die Lira ihre Erholungsgewinne seit dem Rekordtief im November gehalten. Dazu trägt der Kurs des türkischen Chefnotenbankers bei. Der will die Geldpolitik notfalls weiter straffen, riskiert damit aber den Groll Erdogans. Es gibt bereits Anzeichen, dass der Präsident schon wieder genug von hohen Zinsen hat.

GameStop: Wieso der Pleitekandidat plötzlich Börsenrekorde markiert
Eine Zeit lang sah es danach aus, als wenn für den Computerspielehändler GameStop das Spiel beendet ist. Dann meldete sich der potenzielle Pleitekandidat mit einer beeindruckenden Rally zurück. Die Aktie erreichte sogar neue Rekorde. Ist das dem Short-Squeeze geschuldet, oder bestehen Chancen für einen nachhaltigen Aufstieg?

Geschäftsklima vermiest Stimmung: Dax schließt so tief wie seit Anfang Januar nicht mehr
Das unerwartet trübe Ifo-Geschäftsklima hat den Anlegern in Frankfurt den Wochenstart vermiest. Der Leitindex Dax fiel bis zum Nachmittag deutlich zurück - und unterschritt dabei auch einen technischen Gradmesser.

DAX: Index im freien Fall!
Der deutsche Leitindex startet etwas fester in die neue Handelswoche, musste sich intraday aber massiven Verkäufen geschlagen geben und setzte auf grob 13. 600 Punkte zurück. Damit steht derzeit ein Abschlag von 1,8 Prozent beziehungsweise 249 Pu...

Lanxess: Gewinne sichern!
Ein Blick auf den langfristigen Chartverlauf offenbart nämlich bereits zum Ende des Jahres 2020 einen Anstieg über den gut dreijährigen Abwärtstrendkanal bestehend seit Anfang 2018. Damit liegt streng genommen ein mittelfristiges Kaufsignal vor,...

Cancom: Kaufsignal ist aktiv
In der letzten technischen Besprechung zu Cancom vom 7. Dezember 2020: „Diese Formation ist eindeutig!“ wurde auf einen bevorstehenden Ausbruch über eine entscheidende Triggermarke für ein größeres Kaufsignal sowie die Auflösung einer inversen S...

ETF & ETP Statistics 2020: Sustainability, thematic ETFs and cryptocurrencies in investor focus
The shift towards passive investments via exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded products (ETPs) continued to rise in 2020. As reported by Deutsche Börse in its annual trading statistics, the assets under management of ETFs listed on its Xetra exchange reached a record level of €788.1 billion at the end of the year (2019: €709.8 billion). Three main trends can be identified based on the development in the past year: The continuing strong increase in demand for sustainable ETFs, a high level of investor interest in thematic investments and a high demand for new products related to the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. “The range of sustainable ETFs continues to grow, and more and more investors are turning to the sustainable version of an established benchmark index,” explains Stephan Kraus, Head of Deutsche Börse's ETF segment. “Last year saw the first ETFs based on the Paris Climate Agreement and the first multi-asset ETFs with an ESG focus.” In total, 251 products classified as ESG ETFs were available to investors on Xetra at year-end (2019: 149). Turnover in ESG ETFs increased to €12.2 billion, up 289% year-on-year (2019: €3.1 billion). Furthermore, the interest in innovative themes continued in 2020. The highest-turnover products in this area included ETFs on clean energy with €1.35 billion (2019: €92.1 million), automation & robotics with €1.13 billion (2019: €665.5 million), cyber security with €799.5 million (2019: €366.2 million), Healthcare Innovation with €668.2 million (2019: €111.7 million). Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin also saw a high level of investor interest. Since last year, physically backed exchange traded notes (ETNs) on Xetra have enabled investors to participate in the performance of Bitcoin. At times, Bitcoin ETNs were among the most traded products in Deutsche Börse's ETF & ETP segment. “The listing of the world's first centrally cleared Bitcoin ETNs on Xetra has increased the attractiveness of crypto investments especially for institutional investors,” says Kraus. Thanks to central clearing, investors benefit from significantly reduced risks in the settlement of transactions. “Investors can now participate in the price development of Bitcoin, without the need of a wallet infrastructure on an unregulated crypto platform,” Kraus continues. Overall, the number of ETFs tradable on Xetra reached a new high of 1,618 at the end of the year (2019: 1,505), as did the trading volume of €197.5 billion (2019: €127.4 billion) and the 14.5 million orders executed of (2019: 7.5 million). This makes Xetra the leading exchange for ETFs in Europe. More facts and figures can be found in the ETF Statistics 2020.

Zürcher Kantonalbank, Clearstream and FundsDLT process blockchain-based fund transactions
Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB) and Deutsche Börse’s post-trade services provider Clearstream successfully processed their first live blockchain-based end-to-end fund transactions, using FundsDLT, a decentralised platform for fund transaction processing. Hereby, the overall processing time for an investor order was reduced from several hours to only a few minutes. ZKB was the first to leverage the joint FundsDLT and Clearstream solution, with an end investor placing a fund transaction request via a mobile app directly on the private blockchain. The order was captured and delivered to Clearstream’s fund processing platform Vestima via the blockchain. ZKB’s client received real-time updates and, after a few minutes, the transaction confirmation on the app – a process that could commonly take several hours before. This particular cross-border distribution of an investment fund between Switzerland and Luxembourg showed that distributed ledger technology (DLT) can foster more efficient, scalable and faster fund investing for all market participants. ZKB exploited its existing connection to Vestima and triggered the blockchain-based fund transactions via API delivered by FundsDLT, allowing ZKB to access all 48 connected fund markets without the need for additional onboarding processes. Peter Hubli, Head Digital Asset Solutions at ZKB, commented: “With FundsDLT we convinced ourselves of the potential for the entire value chain in the fund business, including the improvement of customer experience, efficiency in the settlement process and the reduction of costs. The proof of value allowed us to have a sneak peek into the future of the fund industry, its potential and impact not only for ZKB, but also for our clients and partners. By leveraging blockchain technology, we get both an overview of the entire flow of assets and money and can also identify and understand investor's needs.” Bernard Tancré, Head of Investment Fund Services Product at Clearstream, said: “Integration with FundsDLT was very efficient and straight-forward. It is important that our customers can leverage the advantages of blockchain starting today, with access to a large investment funds portfolio via proven, regulation-compliant and safe fund processing environments. This initiative significantly increases operational efficiency for investors, distributors and transfer agents, and we are only at the beginning of this most promising journey.” Olivier Portenseigne, CEO of FundsDLT, concluded: “We are delighted to see a bank such as Zürcher Kantonalbank push forward and explore the value that the collaboration between FundsDLT and Clearstream can deliver to the wealth management side. Digital transformation is today paramount for financial institutions and our goal is to enable fund distributors to simplify their business and operating model and build the technology foundation to enable their clients to connect to fund products anywhere and in an easier manner.”. About FundsDLT FundsDLT enable all actors of the investment fund distribution chain (asset managers, asset services, distributors and advisors) to sell funds through a new generation and decentralized platform, significantly reducing administration costs and the time to process transactions. FundsDLT streamline a range of repetitive fund operational activities by using blockchain to automate several processes in a secure manner. For more information on FundsDLT, please visit: www.fundsdlt.net About ZKB Zürcher Kantonalbank is a leading universal bank in the Greater Zurich Area, with national roots and international reach. It is an independent public-law institution of the Canton of Zurich and has received top ratings from the rating agencies Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch (AAA or Aaa). On a stand-alone basis, i.e. excluding the state guarantee, Zürcher Kantonalbank also ranks as one of the world’s most secure universal banks, with an aa- rating from Standard & Poor's. With more than 5,000 employees, Zürcher Kantonalbank offers its clients a comprehensive range of products and services. The bank's core activities include financing businesses, asset and wealth management, trading, capital market transactions, deposits, payment transactions and card business. Zürcher Kantonalbank provides customers and distribution partners with a comprehensive range of investment and retirement provision products and services. 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 58 domestic markets worldwide. With around 14 trillion Euros in assets under custody, Clearstream is one of the world’s largest settlement and custody firms for domestic and international securities. Alongside its highly automated mutual fund services, Clearstream provides clients with a “one-stop shop” solution for all fund types.

Qontigo Names Brian McArthur-Muscroft as Chief Financial Officer
NEW YORK, January 14, 2021—Qontigo announced today the appointment of Brian McArthur-Muscroft as Chief Financial Officer. McArthur-Muscroft was formerly CFO of Micro Focus International plc, the British multinational software and information technology company, where he also served as a member of the board of directors since 2018. “Brian is an outstanding and seasoned addition to our team,” said Sebastian Ceria, Chief Executive Officer of Qontigo. “We look forward to benefiting from his extensive public and private company experience, as we implement aggressive plans to accelerate our growth. The exciting opportunities ahead continue to enable us to attract exceptional talent to Qontigo, and Brian is yet another case in point.” McArthur-Muscroft has served as CFO for a number of high growth international technology businesses. Prior to joining Micro Focus, he was Chief Financial Officer and Executive Director since 2015 at Paysafe plc, where he ultimately led the sale of the business to Blackstone Group and CVC Capital Partners in 2017. Earlier he served as Group Finance Director at TeleCity Group plc, overseeing the successful IPO of the business in 2007. McArthur-Muscroft holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of Manchester and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, having qualified with PWC in London. Due to prior contract stipulations, McArthur-Muscroft will formally join Qontigo no later than July 1. McArthur-Muscroft succeeds Amaury Dauge, who left the company in late 2020. About Qontigo Qontigo is a financial intelligence innovator and a leader in the modernization of investment management, from risk to return. The combination of the group’s world-class indices and best-of-breed analytics, with its technological expertise and customer-driven innovation, enables its clients to achieve competitive advantage in a rapidly changing marketplace. Qontigo’s global client base includes the world’s largest financial products issuers, capital owners and asset managers. Created in 2019 through the combination of Axioma, DAX and STOXX, Qontigo is part of Deutsche Börse Group, headquartered in Eschborn with key locations in New York, Zug and London. www.qontigo.com Media Contact: Molly McGregor mmcgregor@qontigo.com +1.646.612.7683

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Türkischer Notenbankchef bleibt hart - und riskiert Erdogans Groll

GameStop: Wieso der Pleitekandidat plötzlich Börsenrekorde markiert

Geschäftsklima vermiest Stimmung: Dax schließt so tief wie seit Anfang Januar nicht mehr

DAX: Index im freien Fall!

Lanxess: Gewinne sichern!

Cancom: Kaufsignal ist aktiv

ETF & ETP Statistics 2020: Sustainability, thematic ETFs and cryptocurrencies in investor focus

Zürcher Kantonalbank, Clearstream and FundsDLT process blockchain-based fund transactions

Qontigo Names Brian McArthur-Muscroft as Chief Financial Officer

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