Deutsche Boerse AG
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DB1's latest stock split occurred on Jun 11, 2007
The company executed a 2-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 2 new shares.
The adjusted shares began trading on Jun 11, 2007. This was DB1's 2nd stock split, following the previous one in Jun 1, 2001.
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Deutsche Boerse AG
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Deutsche Börse AG stands as a cornerstone of the global financial markets, orchestrating the complex dance of trade, clearing, and settlement. With origins stretching back to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, this powerhouse has evolved into a diversified international exchange organization. Its operations are not just limited to the bustling trade floor; Deutsche Börse operates multiple business segments covering everything from pre-trade analytics to post-trade services. At the heart of its success is its trading platform, Xetra, which facilitates seamless trading of various financial instruments, including equities, securities, and exchange-traded funds. Such a robust technological framework empowers traders and investors by providing high liquidity and ensuring efficient market prices. Moreover, Deutsche Börse extends its capabilities through its Clearstream and Eurex segments, forming an integrated ecosystem where each component strengthens the other. Clearstream, as the post-trade infrastructure, ensures efficient clearing, custody, and settlement, minimizing risks while maintaining secure financial transactions worldwide. Simultaneously, Eurex serves as a leading derivatives exchange, offering a wide range of futures and options that appeal to a diverse clientele looking to hedge against risk or speculate on market movements. This multifaceted approach—combining trading, clearing, and settlement—solidifies Deutsche Börse's role in the global economy, creating a business model that generates revenue through transaction fees, clearing commissions, and service provisions while fostering market stability and growth.
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