Stuttgart, Germany · Founded 1860
Abbreviation
XSTU
Country
Germany
Region
Europe
City
Stuttgart, Germany
Founded
1860
Börse Stuttgart, founded in 1860, is Germany's second-largest stock exchange. It is a leading European venue for retail investor trading and the trading of structured products, warrants, and leveraged certificates. The exchange also operates the BSDEX digital asset exchange.
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse), operated by Deutsche Börse, is one of the world's largest and most important stock exchanges. Founded in 1585, it lists thousands of equities, bonds, ETFs, and derivatives. The DAX index, Germany's blue-chip benchmark, is one of Europe's most followed indices.
Börse München (Munich Stock Exchange), established in 1830, is one of Germany's regional exchanges. It provides trading in equities, bonds, and investment funds, and operates the gettex electronic trading platform known for its commission-free trading model for retail investors.
Börse Berlin, with origins in 1685, is one of the oldest stock exchanges in Germany. It specialises in trading international equities and provides German investors with access to global markets. The exchange also operates the Tradegate Exchange, a popular retail trading venue.