BREAKING NEWS
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange may soon become the largest, most respected and most powerful stock exchange in the entire world, bar none. The New York Stock Exchange, a symbol of American success and capitalism for more than two centuries, may soon be owned by the owner/operator company of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Deutsche Boerse. This acquisition would make the Frankfurt Stock Exchange the world's largest stock market, with a presence in 14 European countries plus the United States. So what does this mean?...
From a legal standpoint, both market places will likely simply co-exist, adhering to their local rules just as they do now in their respected jurisdictions. After all, when Daimler merged with Chrysler, people were still driving Mercedes Benz in Germany and Chryslers in the United States (and in the end, the merger failed). Our opinion... Nothing much will change except that the Frankfurt Stock Exchange may soon become the undisputed, largest and most respected stock exchange in the world.
This is simply great news for companies that are listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and more reason to list on the Frankfurt than ever.
Why the Frankfurt Stock Exchange?
All shares are free trading. There are no restricted shares, even for officers and insiders.
Naked short selling was banned completely in Germany in June 2010.
No minimum percentage of free float shareholders.
Prospectus is not required.
No Sarbanes-Oxley.
No audit required for the First Quotation Board.
More liquidity/trading volume than the all exchanges in the world except the NYSE and NASDAQ.
A listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is much faster than any other listing in the world.
Much less ongoing costs than the OTCBB, TSX Venture, Hong Kong, BSE or ASX.
Public offerings can be conducted without an underwriter. All that is needed is a BaFin approved prospectus.
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the most internationally accepted exchange in the world. Trades executed by international investors on Xetra have increased continuously in recent years and, as of the end of 2010, more than 65% of the total trades were from countries outside Germany, with more than 22% from US investors and more than 24% of from UK investors.
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the most highly respected listing exchange in the world for international listings. - Companies from more than 80 countries are listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange...more than 40% are from North America, 31% from Europe (including Russia), 14% from Asia and 6% from Australia and Africa. With more international listings than any other stock exchange in the world, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is internationally regarded as the "International Stock Exchange".
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange receives massive exposure to investor capital with more than 250 international trading institutions and more than 4,500 traders worldwide. Investors directly connected to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange represent a full 35% of the world's investment capital.
Germany is home to the largest capital market conference in Europe, with over 5,500 participants and more than 100 exhibitors every year.
The sophisticated Xetra electronic trading platform was designed for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and is available for electronic trading for all Frankfurt listed companies.
For clients that are interested in more than just a stock exchange listing, Regency Global Advisors has a unique comprehensive public offering plan so companies can conduct a conventional public offering/IPO. This can be accomplished on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange without an underwriter, with regular investor conferences and guaranteed television coverage of your IPO! Our IPO Success Plan will guarantee the success of your Frankfurt public offering.
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