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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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  • Danmarks Nationalbank now centrally clears repos at Eurex

    Danmarks Nationalbank is now actively trading and centrally clearing repo transactions at Eurex. The onboarding of the first Nordic central bank is a major milestone for Eurex’s cleared repo markets.   Over 160 counterparties registered with Eurex’s repo markets Eurex’s deep liquid and centrally cleared repo markets allow to trade repos with over 160 registered participants. For more than 20 years, Eurex has enabled its clients to efficiently and securely raise or place cash in four currencies against more than 13,000 domestic and international securities. Apart from commercial banks and most recently buy-side entities, Eurex has developed a strong membership base across European public sector entities. Danmarks Nationalbank is already the second central bank outside the euro area to join Eurex and overall, the fifth central bank connected to Eurex for repo so far.  Martin Wagner Toftdahl, Head of Banking and Markets at Danmarks Nationalbank: “Joining centrally cleared repo markets is an important milestone in our reserve management. First and foremost, centrally cleared repo transactions are perfectly in line with our aim of having broad market access and ensuring efficient management across products. Having access to liquid markets for cleared repos will further strengthen our ability to achieve underlying demand for our euro liquidity.” Matthias Graulich, Member of the Executive Board at Eurex Clearing: “We welcome Danmarks Nationalbank as a Eurex Trading and Clearing Member for our repo markets. Eurex is excited to facilitate the needs of Danmarks Nationalbank with our innovative offerings. Our cleared repo markets have proven to be an efficient and reliable source of funding during all times of market events.”  Significant volume increase in Eurex’s cleared repo markets With the current market environment, TLTRO repayments, and further reduction of excess liquidity, Eurex is seeing a significant increase in trading activities and reaching new record volumes in its cleared repo markets. The total traded repo volume on Eurex across all markets has doubled this year (January to August 2023) compared to the same period in 2022. GC Pooling rose by 270 percent and the Repo Market by around 30 percent. Average Daily Term-adjusted trading volume (single counted) also reached record levels of about EUR 340 billion which is an increase of more than 70 percent compared to same period last year. Looking only at the buy side, total traded repo volume increased 265 percent year-on-year during the same period. About Eurex Eurex is the leading European derivatives exchange and – with Eurex Clearing – one of the leading central counterparties globally. As architects of trusted markets characterized by market liquidity, efficiency, and integrity, we provide our customers with innovative solutions to seamlessly manage risk. For more information, visit www.eurex.com About Danmarks Nationalbank Danmarks Nationalbank is the central bank of Denmark. The three main objectives of Danmarks Nationalbank are to ensure safe payments, a stable financial system, and stable prices with the latter supported by a +40 years fixed exchange rate policy. Visit www.nationalbanken.dk to find out more about Danmarks Nationalbank as a workplace, our tasks, organisation, and history, among other topics.  



    Deutsche Börse announces preliminary tender result for takeover of SimCorp

    After the offer period expired yesterday, Deutsche Börse has today announced the preliminary tender result for its public takeover of SimCorp. Deutsche Börse has received acceptances representing approximately 94 per cent of all shares (excluding SimCorp’s treasury shares). The final tender result will be published on 22 September 2023 at the latest. Following this, the offer will be settled and closed no later than five business days after publication of the final result. As more than 90 per cent of the SimCorp shares and the attaching voting rights have been acquired, Deutsche Börse will as soon as possible seek to initiate and complete a compulsory acquisition of the SimCorp shares held by the remaining minority shareholders. In addition, Deutsche Börse will seek to have the SimCorp shares removed from official listing on Nasdaq Copenhagen. Documents relating to the offer can be viewed and downloaded at www.deutsche-boerse.com/simcorp-offer. 



    BNY Mellon selects Eurex Clearing for their first centrally cleared repo trades in Europe

    BNY Mellon has chosen Eurex as the first clearing house in Europe to centrally clear repo transactions. The onboarding of the world’s largest custodian is another milestone for Eurex’s cleared repo markets. First transactions have already been executed. Over 160 counterparties registered with Eurex’s repo markets Eurex’s deep liquid and centrally cleared repo markets allow clients to trade repos with over 160 registered participants. This includes commercial and central banks, as well as government financing agencies and a broad range of supranational organizations. They help market participants to efficiently and securely raise or place cash against more than 13,000 domestic and international securities. Frank Gast, Member of the Management Board of Eurex Repo: “The opportunities in the European repo market are huge and Eurex is excited to support BNY Mellon with our centrally cleared and innovative offerings. We welcome BNY Mellon as a Trading and Clearing Member of Eurex Repo and Eurex Clearing.” Björn Storim, Chief Executive Officer of BNY Mellon's European bank: “We are pleased to become a trading and clearing member at Eurex. Access to Eurex enhances our overall liquidity management tool kit. The demand for European repo is continuously increasing and this important milestone supports us in expanding our business and risk management capabilities in Europe.” Significant volume increase in Eurex’s cleared repo markets With the current market environment, TLTRO repayments, and further reduction of excess liquidity, Eurex is seeing a significant increase in trading activities and reaching new record volumes in its cleared repo markets. The total traded repo volume on Eurex across all markets has doubled this year (January to August 2023) compared to the same period in 2022. GC Pooling rose by 270 percent and the Repo Market by around 30 percent. Average Daily Term-adjusted trading volume (single counted) also reached record levels of about EUR 340 billion which is an increase of more than 70 percent compared to same period last year. Looking only at the buy side, total traded repo volume increased 265 percent year-on-year during the same period. About Eurex Eurex is the leading European derivatives exchange and – with Eurex Clearing – one of the leading central counterparties globally. As architects of trusted markets characterized by market liquidity, efficiency, and integrity, we provide our customers with innovative solutions to seamlessly manage risk. 



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