Börsen-Zeitung

The Börsen-Zeitung is Germany's leading daily newspaper that specializes solely in financial market news. Its main office is located in Frankfurt, and it has additional editorial teams situated in various cities including Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Munich, and Stuttgart. The paper also has international offices in Brussels, London, New York, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Shanghai, Tokyo, Washington, DC, and Zurich.

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Consumer goods companies facing uncertain outlook

6 days ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Martin Dunzendorfer

Many crises over the past six years – notably the coronavirus pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine – have had consequences for the global economy. Supply chains were disrupted, production resources were lacking, inflation rates skyrocketed, and there was turmoil on the capital markets. As if these burdens, which continue to have an impact to this day, were not enough, US President Donald Trump has created total uncertainty in just three months in office.
Jungheinrich boss ready to respond to more competition from China

6 days ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Carsten Steevens

For the second time since Lars Brzoska succeeded Hans-Georg Frey as CEO of Jungheinrich in September 2019, the family-dominated intralogistics group from Hamburg has presented guidelines for the coming years. The new „Strategy 2030+“ which was approved by the Supervisory Board at its meeting on 26 September last year, will build on the strategy presented in November 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic.
Concentrating resources in the central banking district

6 days ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Tobias Fischer

A lot is happening in Frankfurt's financial district. Several banks, supervisory and regulatory authorities have recently announced plans to relocate, including Commerzbank, ING Deutschland, Frankfurter Sparkasse, ECB Banking Supervision, and the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA). The recent past has already been marked by notable relocations, with examples such as DekaBank, Citi, and Oddo BHF.
SV Werder Bremen issues a new bond

6 days ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Christoph Ruhkamp

SV Werder Bremen had been hoping for a surprise win in the DFB Women's Cup final in Cologne on 1 May. But regardless of losing that game to FC Bayern, Germany's thirteenth-largest sports club wants to invest more money in the growth area of women's football. This is one of the reasons why SV Werder Bremen GmbH & Co KG aA is now raising fresh debt capital. The new bond is aimed at retail and institutional investors and has a target volume of 20 million euros with a term until 2030.
New towers brighten up the Frankfurt skyline

6 days ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Thomas List

Mixed usage consisting of offices, flats and retail in newly constructed high-rise buildings are intended to revitalise Frankfurt's central business district (CBD). One example is FOUR on the former Deutsche Bank site on Junghofstrasse. „We want to open up the neighbourhood,“ Jens Hausmann, Managing Director of property developer Groß & Partner, recently told the press in Frankfurt.
RWE halts investments in US offshore wind farms

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Christoph Ruhkamp

RWE is putting its business with offshore wind farms in the USA on hold due to regulatory uncertainties under President Trump. „In the USA, where we have stopped our offshore activities for the time being, our business with onshore wind, solar energy and battery storage has developed very dynamically so far,“ CEO Markus Krebber said at the virtual Annual General Meeting on 30 April.
Comparison platforms on the rise

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Tobias Fischer

The popularity of comparison platforms such as Check24 is an increasing challenge for banks. Half of those surveyed for a private customer study currently state that they use such portals, which is significantly more than in 2022, when 38% said they did so. The Frankfurt-based consulting company Investors Marketing surveyed 2,054 bank customers in Germany in February and March. Convenient and simpleThe absolute frontrunner among comparison portals is Check24, which 49% use.
Auditors lose out with EU Omnibus legislation

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Sabine Reifenberger

When the EU Directive on sustainability reporting came into effect in early 2023, champagne corks likely popped in some audit and consulting firms. Industry insiders recall a gold rush atmosphere, with talk of a „license to print money.“ In Germany alone, more than 13,000 companies – with staggered deadlines – would have been required to submit a sustainability report over the coming years. This report would have been subject to external auditing. This created a stir in the business landscape.
Mut zum Größenwahn

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Lutz Knappmann

Wenige Orte in Frankfurt wirken so unscheinbar und zugleich kulturgeschichtlich so aufgeladen, wie die kleine Kneipe namens „Zum Bunker“ im Stadtteil Heddernheim. Ihr Name bezieht sich auf den gegenüberliegenden und lange als Proberaum für Musiker genutzten Hochbunker. Einem betonmächtigen Zeugnis des Zweiten Weltkriegs und der späteren atomaren Bedrohung im Kalten Krieg.
NGO says federal and state employee pension provider lacks transparency

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Christoph Ruhkamp

It took two years, but now it's happening. The Pension Institution of the Federal and State Governments (VBL) is soon to face court action over accusations of opacity. Activist Arne Semsrott from the NGO „Frag den Staat“ had already sued the VBL in January 2023 – based on the Freedom of Information Act – before the Karlsruhe Administrative Court.