Jassica_18
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Why the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Deutsche Boerse)
The basic answers to that question include:
The basic answers to that question include:
- At least one year in existence or proforma documentation
- Privately owned (this is not a dual-listing for existing public companies, but is an IPO)
- Can be domiciled anywhere in the world.
- Good financial statements in International or U.S. GAAP format (but do NOT need to be audited)
- At least 30 shareholders
- A minimum of 500,000 Euros has been invested in the company (Paid-up capital)
- Simple and cost efficient capital market access (cheaper to list)
- First Quotation Board, Entry Standard, General Standard and Prime Standard offer low admission and listing fees and the fastest admission process worldwide (fast to list)
- High market integrity and transparency enhance confidence of investors (strong investors)
- Electronic network in modern primary markets allows direct access to global investors
- Peer group visibility and low cost of capital
- Large and reputable peer group with listing alongside global brands (Your name beside the Majors or as a Major)
- Selection of sector indices and unique media visibility enhance investor awareness Lowest cost of capital and positive primary market sentiment (Green Energy, Mining, Pharma, etc)
- Strong liquidity (Be able to sell shares)
- Integrated product portfolio facilitates hedging, trading and arbitrage strategies Low transaction costs and highest trading activity in Europe attract investors
- Professional guidance and support
- I-POint: various information and services supporting issuers and candidates
- Deutsche Börse Listing Partner: financial markets experts
- Access to 120 million investor viewers on the stock exchange website