Xetra
Deutsche Börse’s electronic trading venue and the reference market for major German equities and ETFs.
- Location
- Frankfurt, Germany
- Main index
- DAX
Europe combines long-established national exchanges with pan-European operators, electronic venues and the integrated Nasdaq Baltic market.
Regional directory
Each profile includes the official website, MIC, local hours, currency, main index and source list.
Deutsche Börse’s electronic trading venue and the reference market for major German equities and ETFs.
The Dutch equity market within Euronext, associated with the AEX benchmark.
Belgium’s Euronext market and the home market associated with the BEL 20 index.
Ireland’s securities exchange within Euronext, covering equity listings as well as debt and funds.
Portugal’s equity market in the Euronext group, associated with the PSI index.
Italy’s principal equity marketplace, operated by Borsa Italiana within the Euronext group.
Norway’s main securities market, connecting Oslo-listed companies to the Euronext network.
France’s principal equity market within the pan-European Euronext group.
One of Europe’s longest-established markets and an important international listing venue.
Madrid’s stock exchange within BME, with the IBEX 35 as a reference for major Spanish equities.
Denmark’s Nasdaq market, associated with the OMX Copenhagen 25 index.
Finland’s Nasdaq equity market and the home market associated with OMX Helsinki 25.
Latvia’s securities exchange, connected to Estonia and Lithuania through Nasdaq Baltic.
Sweden’s Nasdaq equity market, associated with the OMX Stockholm 30 benchmark.
Estonia’s securities exchange within the shared Nasdaq Baltic market.
Lithuania’s regulated securities market and part of the integrated Nasdaq Baltic market infrastructure.
Switzerland’s leading securities exchange, serving major Swiss issuers and international investors.
Poland’s main stock exchange and a major equity marketplace in Central Europe.