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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„Europe is a very attractive safe asset“

4 days ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Kai Johannsen |Detlef Fechtner

Ms Calviño, many banks and asset managers are currently withdrawing from alliances for net zero. Is this the end for green and sustainable finance? We get the impression that markets and investors are still putting huge sums into supporting the green transition. What does this mean from the green finance market's perspective? We have recently had another very positive experience on the markets. We issued our first green bond in line with the European Green Bond Standard.
„Meteorologically, things are looking quite good“

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

It would probably be going too far to talk of a crisis in Germany's DIY sector. But after a good year in 2019 and exceptionally strong years in 2020 and 2022 (2021 was an outlier due to pandemic restrictions), Obi, Bauhaus, Hornbach etc remain in a stabilisation phase with declining sales. According to the industry association BHB (Handelsverband Heimwerken, Bauen und Garten), the past two calendar years brought like-for-like falls of 3.4% and 1.0%.
The uphill struggle of restructuring

4 days ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Heidi Rohde

When SAP CEO Christian Klein announced last year the reduction of 10,000 jobs while simultaneously building up AI capabilities, his gaze occasionally drifted – perhaps enviously – toward the company’s American competitors. In the fast-moving US software industry, layoffs frequently make headlines, yet companies there are quick to open their chequebooks to attract new skills.
Deutsche Telekom needs a new steward for its US crown jewel

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Heidi Rohde

It’s hardly a daring assertion to say that sending former Telekom Germany boss Srini Gopalan to the US isn’t just a parking spot – it’s a clear move to launch him to the helm of the group’s most crucial subsidiary. For a manager so highly regarded by CEO Tim Höttges, waiting in a backseat role for years – especially without a real shot at the top job – would hardly have been enough to keep him on board.
„Liquidity is created where there was none before“

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Kai Johannsen

Mr Bock, private equity, private debt and actively managed infrastructure funds are reaching their limits when it comes to penetrating the retail market. Why is that? These funds were historically designed for institutional investors. They have high minimum investment amounts, low liquidity, long terms, and complex structures. On the one hand, we need to work on the costs of fund distribution and, on the other hand, ensure greater liquidity for these products.
Outside the Champions League

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Heidi Rohde

Names are not mentioned in the Boston Consulting survey in which Europe’s top business leaders declare the creation of continental champions their highest priority. But it’s safe to assume that UniCredit CEO Andrea Orcel was among the CEOs surveyed – and that he strongly advocated for exactly such mergers. There may be more than a grain of truth to the suspicion that, when Orcel hears „We are the Champions“, he thinks of it in the singular.
American market requires hands-on attention

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Sebastian Schmid

With software increasingly embedded in cars, remote maintenance promises to make workshop visits a thing of the past. Yet, ironically, remote management within automakers is retreating. „Local for Local“ has become the mantra – not just on the production line, but in development and leadership too. The era when foreign markets served as training grounds for homegrown managers is rightly over. Stellantis is now taking this logic one step further.
Blackstone executive „bullish on Germany“

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

With over 1 trillion dollars in assets under management, Blackstone is by far the largest private equity firm in the world. The investment company is headquartered in New York City. And there, a man from the Rhineland has risen to the top ranks. Since January, Martin Brand has been leading the US firm’s global private equity business – the core operation involving buyout funds for corporate investments.
Brainlab fires the starting gun for its IPO

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

With the fourth listing this year, Germany is moving to the centre of the European IPO market. The medical technology company Brainlab from Munich is moving ahead with a flotation on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange regulated market (Prime Standard). Bookbuilding is expected to begin on 23 June. Berenberg and Deutsche Bank are Joint Global Coordinators. in charge of the IPO in the Prime Standard; Commerzbank, Jefferies and Unicredit/Kepler Cheuvreux are acting as Joint Bookrunners.
Ready for a strategic investor

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Björn Godenrath

The neobroker Justtrade, which is targeted at active traders, is the result of two securities professionals founding a company together. After working at Onvista, Comdirect and Bank 24, Michael Bußhaus and Ralf Oetting came together and entered the beta phase with their trading platform in 2019, followed by the market launch in 2020. They arrived just in time to take advantage of the trading boom that began during the coronavirus pandemic. „We chose Hamburg-based Sutor Bank as our custodian bank.