The Vienna Stock Exchange is one of the leaders of the world stock market

Vienna Stock Exchange (Wiener Börse AG, WBAG)

- one of the oldest exchanges in the world, the only trading platform in Austria. Provides trading in stocks, bonds and derivatives. Founded in 1771 by Empress Maria Theresa to trade government bonds. It is a private company owned by several Austrian companies (48%) and Austrian banks (52%).

The main index WBI (Wiener Boers Index) reflects the state of shares of all companies on the stock exchange.

Events

• On May 9, 1873, as a result of large-scale speculation, the stock market crashed, marking the beginning of the First Great Depression
  (also called
  the Long Depression
  ), which lasted until 1896. Trading on the stock exchange was practically stopped; the previous turnover was achieved only at the turn of the century.
• In the fall of 2000, Telekom Austria AG placed its shares worth about 14 billion Austrian schillings (about $900 million).
• In May 2005, an initial public offering of shares of Raiffeisen International, a subsidiary of Raiffeisen Zentralbank, took place in the amount of 1.1 billion euros.
• In October 2007, the initial public offering of shares of the construction company Strabag took place in the amount of 1.2 billion euros - the largest initial public offering on the Vienna Stock Exchange to date.

Vienna Stock Exchange (Austria).
The comparison was carried out according to the following criteria [p.93] Thus, on the official website of the Vienna Stock Exchange it is indicated Fyu- [p.42]

The history of the Vienna Stock Exchange began in 1771. At first on [p.74]

The Vienna Stock Exchange sets itself three main tasks [p.74]

An important moment in the history of the Vienna Stock Exchange was the launch in [p.75]

Since October 1999, warrants have been traded on the Vienna Stock Exchange. Thor- [p.75]

The following indices are traded on the derivatives market of the Vienna Stock Exchange: [p.75]

As a separate division, the Vienna Stock Exchange functions [p.77]

The Vienna Stock Exchange actively cooperates with other stock exchanges. So, [p.77]

Slightly stricter rules for admission to trading were established at the Vienna Exchange, where, according to the charter of 1906, three categories of persons were distinguished: exchange guests, exchange visitors and exchange members. [p.100]

A project is underway to create a Central and Eastern European Securities Exchange in Vienna on the basis of shared ownership of the German and Vienna Stock Exchanges on the basis of a new electronic system available in Frankfurt, using the clearing system of the German Stock Exchange. [p.68]

Mixed exchanges are also characteristic of continental Europe. They are most widespread among stock exchanges, for example, the Vienna Stock Exchange. What is characteristic of such exchanges is that the state holds part of the shares of the exchange (if it is created in the form of a joint stock company), which gives it the right to send executive branch representatives to the management bodies and, thus, control the activities of the exchange. [p.102]

Even before the opening of trading in the Russian ruble on the CTB, Russia became the fifth Eastern European country after the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, whose industrial securities - futures and options - began to be traded on the Austrian Derivatives Exchange, which is a branch of the Vienna Stock Exchange. For trading Russian futures and options, the Austrian Exchange has developed a special country index, based on the RTS index (the official indicator of the Russian trading system). [p.60]

Free enterprise in England received government support in 1649. The first bank notes appeared. State banks were formed. Statism was being revived. The first income taxes began to be collected. The first dollar bills were introduced in the USA. The first pound notes and copper pennies appeared in England. The Paris Bourse opened, as did the Vienna Stock Exchange. Free enterprise was becoming a respectable game of chance where the strong could celebrate victory regardless of class. Speculation was a civilized form of aggression. [p.144]

The Vienna Stock Exchange was universal even at the beginning of its activity [p.74]

In October ZOO 1, the Vienna Stock Exchange announced plans to reform

From January Z ZOOZ on the Vienna Stock Exchange the market is divided into five [p.76]

Euronext. In Vienna, since 1998, the Deutsche Bourse, together with the Vienna Bourse, has sold [p.24]

The Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange won the European Union's tender for the implementation in Russia of the TA-SIS project Consulting services in the field of investments and capital markets, the main goal of which is the development of the infrastructure of the Russian stock market. This project will be implemented over 2 years in cooperation with the Vienna Stock Exchange and the investment and consulting company Raiffeisen Investment AG (Austria). [p.117]

The MICEX is represented by the Vienna Stock Exchange and Raiffeisen Investment AG (Austria). [p.119]

NEWEX, created by the Frankfurt and Vienna stock exchanges), and valuable [p.469]

Frankfurt (XETRA) and Paris (NS). For example, the Vienna Stock Exchange since November [p.24]

CONTRACT FOR INTERNATIONAL PURCHASE AND SALE OF GOODS - an agreement between the seller and the buyer on the terms of the transaction, their rights and obligations in connection with its implementation. When preparing and concluding contracts, they rely on international practice and advisory documents of international organizations. Of particular importance is the UN Vienna Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (1980) and a number of other documents of the UN Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), including the Legal Guide to the Drawing up of International Contracts for the Construction of Industrial Facilities, the Legal Guide to International counter trade transactions. Standard contracts are widely used in international trade, most often used when concluding transactions for standard types of machines, consumer goods, for the purchase of industrial raw materials on a long-term basis, and transactions on exchanges for bulk raw materials and food products. Entrepreneurs' unions, commodity exchange committees, the Economic Commission for Europe, etc. participate in the development of standard contracts [p.173]

Berlin was undeniably the center of the Gründer boom, although its stock exchange was overshadowed by its Viennese competitors. In the capital of the imperial-royal monarchy in 1870 there were already 20 private joint-stock banks. In Berlin there was only one bank, Kassenverein, whose share capital was 1 million thalers. In comparison with Wiener Kreditan-Stalt, whose capital exceeded 40 million thalers, it looked rather pitiful. But Berlin quickly caught up, and at the end of 1872, the incomparably larger Danube monarchy did not have half the number of joint-stock companies that existed in Prussia. [p.95]

Excerpt characterizing the Vienna Stock Exchange

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Markets[edit]

Borsa Italiana's main trading markets:

• MTA, a leading stock market dedicated to mid-sized and large-sized companies. It includes two segments: STAR for medium-sized companies and MTA International, which trades shares of non-Italian issuers already listed on other European markets; [17]
• AIM Italia, which collects shares of small and medium-sized high-growth companies; [18]
• MIV (Market for Investment Vehicles), where retail and professional investors engage with investment vehicles that have a specific strategic vision; [19]

Borsa Italiana also includes derivatives markets (IDEM), [20] ETFs (ETFPlus) and bonds (MOT). [21]