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Geschichte:

Die Hamburger Börse wurde im Jahr 1558 gegründet. Allerdings geht die eigentliche Wurzel zurück auf das Jahr 1517, weil zu dieser Zeit von den Hamburger Kaufleuten ein Vorstand gewählt wurde und, diese somit in eine Vereinigung integrierte. Da Hamburg eine Hansestadt ist und auch damals schon war, ist es nicht verwunderlich dass sich besonders die Kaufleute aus dem Bereich des Seehandel für einen festen Handelsplatz und Treffpunkt aussprachen.

Allerdings handelte man auf diesem Börsenplatz schon von Vornherein mit allen möglichen Gütern von ausländischen Waren, besonders englischen Tuchen, bis hin zu Wertpapieren und auch Versicherungen. Im 17. Jahrhundert setzten sich dann erste Börsenmakler als Vermittler für die Händler ein. Auch werden allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen deklariert und die Menge sowie Qualität der Waren wird bestimmt. Obwohl im Großen und Ganzen der Umfang des Handelns größer wurde, so verringerten sich doch die Wahrengüter. Der Handel mit Wertpapieren wurde relevanter. Aufgrund der Abneigung des Senats gegenüber dem Aktienfieber wurde der Handel mit wertpapieren 1720 sogar einige Zeit lang verboten.

Die kommenden Jahrzehnte wurden bestimmt vom Wachstum an Handelnden und Telnehmern für die das Börsengebäude sogar erweitert werden musste, aber auch von Wirtschaftskrisen und den Auswirkungen der Weltkriege. Nach dem zweiten Weltkrieg erreichte die Hamburger Börse eine weitere Blüte, die jedoch im Zuge der technischen Entwicklung allmählich abnahm. Die Computerbranche löste diesen Handelszweig schließlich ab.

Seit 1999 bilden die Hamburger und die Hannover Wertpapierbörsen zusammen eine gemeinsame AG.

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  • Eurex wins one of the world’s largest pension fund managers for repo clearing

    As of mid-June 2022, APG Asset Management N.V. (APG), one of the world’s largest pension fund investment managers, will start accessing Eurex’s centrally cleared repo markets. Eurex offers institutional investors like pension funds direct access to cleared repo markets and derivatives clearing through its ISA Direct clearing services. Including APG, Eurex’s pension fund clients have more than EUR 1 trillion assets under management. They have direct access to Eurex repo markets to address market liquidity concerns as well as regulatory-driven challenges.  With this direct clearing connection, Eurex offers pension funds, as well as other asset managers such as insurance companies, possibilities to efficiently manage cash and securities collateral. This is especially important considering regulatory changes like Uncleared Margin Rules or the potential clearing obligation for pension funds.  Through Eurex’s deep liquid and centrally cleared repo markets, APG’s clients can now trade repos with over 150 participants registered with Eurex Repo, including commercial banks, supra nationals, central banks, and government financing agencies. They can invest or raise cash securely and reliably utilizing more than 13,000 ISINs. APG is thus significantly expanding its spectrum of available liquidity providers while minimizing counterparty risk and reducing costs. Eurex offers repo clearing in four currencies: EUR, USD, GBP, and CHF.  Eurex’s integrated GC Pooling repo market with straight-through processing across trading (Eurex Repo), central clearing (Eurex Clearing) and tri-party settlement (Clearstream) allows for an operationally robust and secure management of cash variation and initial margin requirements.   Jan-Mark van Mill, Head of Treasury and Trading, APG: “The direct link to Eurex’s cleared repo markets is an important enhancement of our collateral and cash management capabilities. Thanks to Eurex’s ISA Direct clearing service, our clients are better prepared for the potentially upcoming derivatives clearing obligation for pension funds.” Societe Generale Prime Services acts as a clearing agent for APG. Dirk Bellens, Head of Prime Sales Netherlands, Societe Generale: “We are very proud that APG chose Societe Generale as partner to access the cleared repo market. Our continued partnership with Eurex allows clients like APG to access increased liquidity and enhanced credit exposure. This type of innovative solution, partnership and forward thinking continues to demonstrate Societe Generale’s leadership in the clearing space.” Eurex Clearing’s ISA Direct model is currently offered for repos as well as OTC IRS. Eurex’s Frank Odendall, Head of Securities Financing Product & Business Development: “Onboarding APG funds is the latest successful step in our efforts to open our centrally cleared markets to a greater diversity of market participants. Our ISA Direct model – available for both repos and OTC IRS – offers market participants tangible benefits in terms of risk management and collateral optimization.”  The proven robustness in market stress situations relative to bilateral repo markets is particularly valuable to buy-side clients, according to Odendall. Due to increasing demand, Eurex will allow further client groups to access cleared repo markets through the new ISA Direct Indemnified model from July onwards.   About Eurex  Eurex stands for the leading European derivatives exchange and – with Eurex Clearing – one of the leading central counterparties globally. As architects of trusted markets characterized by market liquidity, efficiency, and integrity, we provide our customers with innovative solutions to seamlessly manage risk.  About APG  As the largest pension provider in the Netherlands, APG looks after the pensions of 4.8 million participants. APG provides executive consultancy, asset management, pension administration, pension communication and employer services. We work for pension funds and employers in the sectors of education, government, construction, cleaning, housing associations, sheltered employment organizations, medical specialists, and architects. APG manages approximately EUR 606 billion (March 2022) in pension assets. With approximately 3,000 employees APG has offices in Heerlen, Amsterdam, Brussels, New York, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing. About Societe Generale  Societe Generale is one of the leading European financial services groups. Based on a diversified and integrated banking model, the Group combines financial strength and proven expertise in innovation with a strategy of sustainable growth. Committed to the positive transformations of the world’s societies and economies, Societe Generale and its teams seek to build, day after day, together with its clients, a better and sustainable future through responsible and innovative financial solutions. 



    Shannon Anastasia Johnston new to the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Börse AG

    At today's Annual General Meeting, the shareholders of Deutsche Börse AG elected Shannon Anastasia Johnston as a shareholder representative to the Supervisory Board. She succeeds Karl-Heinz Flöther, who has resigned from his mandate and left the board after ten years. Johnston has assumed the chairmanship of the Supervisory Board's Technology Committee. She has been working in the technology and financial technology industry for more than 18 years. In her current position as Chief Technology Officer of Global Payments Inc., she is responsible, among others, for the areas of data, analysis and corporate architecture worldwide. The entire voting results and further information on the virtual Annual General Meeting 2022 can be found at www.deutsche-boerse.com/agm. For download: - photo of Shannon Anastasia Johnston (source: private) - photos of the virtual AGM 2022 (source: Deutsche Börse AG)



    Deana Lawson wins the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2022

    Deana Lawson has won the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2022. The artist was announced as the 2022 winner of the prestigious £30,000 prize at a special ceremony at The Photographers’ Gallery (TPG), London, on Thursday, 12 May 2022.  The influential prize, which has been presented in partnership with Deutsche Börse Group since 2005, rewards artists and projects recognised as having made a significant contribution to international photography over the past 12 months. Deana Lawson (*1979, Rochester, New York) was awarded the prize for her solo exhibition “Centropy” at Kunsthalle Basel (9 June – 11 October 2020).  Lawson presents a distinctive and provocative approach to image making, which, while drawing on art history as well as the wider traditions of photography, proposes a wholly original arena to reframe and reclaim the Black experience. Her interest lies in exploring the space held by communities and individuals and seeks to assert a position within an ever-shifting terrain of racial and ecological disorder for which she evokes a range of strategies.    Her subject matter is carefully choreographed and harnesses the tropes of family photographs to explore intergenerational relationships and their effects within Black culture. She frequently positions women as central protagonists, alongside the presence of elders, totemic male figures and symbolic or archetypal characters such as the celestial child. While her figures are often shown in apparently familiar domestic settings, the images contain unsettling elements which function as what the artist calls “portals” into other worlds or portray scenes of death or birth. She also harnesses natural phenomena such as waterfalls, galaxies and crystals to convey a realm beyond our present consciousness.   Though the majority of her subjects are strangers cast specifically for the works, there is an intimacy to her portraits and seeming familiarity between the characters, whom Lawson describes as a mythological extended family.   The presentation at The Photographers’ Gallery marks her first institutional show in the UK. Large-scale photographs spanning 2013–2020 are encased in mirrored frames to reflect and utilise light and presented alongside holograms and rough-hewn blocks of crystal. The jury The jury of the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2022:  Yto Barrada, artist living in New York and Morocco; Jessica Dimson, The New York Times Deputy Director of Photography; Yasufumi Nakamori, Tate Modern’s International Art (Photography) Senior Curator, London; Anne-Marie Beckmann, Director, Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation; and Brett Rogers, OBE, Director, The Photographers’ Gallery, as voting chair. Brett Rogers OBE, Director of The Photographers’ Gallery and Chair of Jury said: “Deana Lawson is a deserved winner of this year’s prize not least for the sheer inventiveness and complexity of her approach to image making. Her work, which reframes and reclaims the Black experience, harnesses the traditional and the experimental and opens up a very unique connection between the everyday and the mystical. Her subject matter sits somewhere between the ‘here and now’ and the past, a person and a people, the staged and the naturalistic, in a manner which is not didactic or issue driven but genuinely radical.    The boldness of her vision and the empowered sensibility she brings to her protagonists is clearly the result of a carefully nuanced collaboration with her cast of ‘family’ members, which places her in a rare position of partner or narrator rather than auteur. Huge congratulations from myself and my fellow jurors. I also want to acknowledge the extraordinary work and talent of fellow shortlisted artists Anastasia Samoylova, Gilles Peress and Jo Ractliffe. Thank you for allowing us to present your work as part of this year’s exhibition and prize.”    Anne-Marie Beckmann, Director, Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation, said: “I am delighted to announce Deana Lawson as this year’s winner. While she is grounded in the traditions of photography and in many ways quite classical, her images offer up new possibilities for both the medium and its reception. Interrogating the position of the black body in visual culture and playing with tropes such as family portraiture, artifice and nature, she takes the personal and makes it political, forcing an often-unsettling contemplation of how and what we see.     I wish to extend further congratulations and enormous thanks to all of the shortlisted artists whose projects so powerfully exemplify the ability of photography to address such important issues as conflict, trauma, legacy and politics with so much focus and commitment.” The exhibition showcasing the four shortlisted artists for 2022 – Deana Lawson, Gilles Peress, Jo Ractliffe and Anastasia Samoylova – has been curated by TPG’s Katrina Schwarz and remains on display at The Photographers’ Gallery until 12 June 2022. The exhibition will then tour to Deutsche Börse’s headquarters in Eschborn/Frankfurt from 30 June 2022 onwards. This leading Photography Prize celebrates ground-breaking artists at an international scale, highlighting unique creative developments and innovations within contemporary photography. In showcasing four finalists and awarding a winner amongst these each year, the prize has enabled extraordinary photography to be acknowledged and praised both within the industry and by the wider public, while capturing, reflecting upon and questioning the ever-evolving nature of the medium. For more details visit: www.tpg.org.uk You can find the image sheet with captions here, please contact us directly for high-resolution press images. About Deana Lawson  Deana Lawson is professor of visual arts in the Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University. She has exhibited internationally, including a major survey that premiered at ICA/Boston in fall 2021 and will travel to MoMA PS1 in New York and The High Museum in Atlanta. Lawson was the 2020 recipient of the Hugo Boss Prize, the first artist working in the medium of photography to be so honoured. The Guggenheim Museum, which administers the prize, presented Lawson’s solo exhibition “Centropy” in spring 2021. She has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions at different institutions, including Kunsthalle Basel, Switzerland (2020); Huis Marseille, Amsterdam (2019); The Underground Museum, Los Angeles (2018); Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh (2018); Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis (2017); and Art Institute of Chicago (2015). The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize history Founded in 1996 by The Photographers’ Gallery, with the first award presented in 1997, the Prize has become one of the most prestigious international arts awards and has launched and established the careers of many photographers over the years. Previously known as the Citigroup Photography Prize, the Prize has been awarded in collaboration with Deutsche Börse Group since 2005. In 2016, the Prize was retitled as the “Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize” following the establishment of the foundation as a non-profit organisation dedicated to the collection, exhibition and promotion of contemporary photography. Past winners have included: Cao Fei, Mohamed Bourouissa, Susan Meiselas, Luke Willis Thompson, Dana Lixenberg, Trevor Paglen, Juergen Teller, Rineke Dijkstra, Richard Billingham, John Stezaker and Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin. Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation  The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation is a non-profit organisation based in Frankfurt/Main that is dedicated to collecting, exhibiting and promoting contemporary photography. It is responsible for the further development and presentation of the Art Collection Deutsche Börse, which now comprises over 2,200 photographic works by around 150 artists from 30 nations. In its exhibition space in Eschborn near Frankfurt/Main, it shows several exhibitions a year that are open to the public. Supporting young artists is a particular concern of the foundation, which promotes them in many ways: with awards, scholarships or through participation in the talent programme of the Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam Foam. Together with the Photographers’ Gallery in London, it awards the renowned Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize every year. Furthermore, the foundation supports exhibition projects of international museums and institutions as well as the development of platforms for academic dialogue and research on the medium of photography. www.deutscheboersephotographyfoundation.org The Photographers’ Gallery The Photographers’ Gallery opened in 1971 in Covent Garden, London, as the UK’s first independent and publicly funded gallery devoted to photography. It was the first UK gallery to exhibit many key names in international photography, including Juergen Teller, Robert Capa, Sebastião Salgado and Andreas Gursky. The Gallery has also been instrumental in establishing contemporary British photographers, including Martin Parr and Corinne Day. In 2009, the Gallery relocated to a new multi-storey building in Ramillies Street, Soho and opened its doors to the public in 2012 after an ambitious redevelopment plan which provided the Gallery with three floors of state-of-the-art exhibition space as well as an education/events studio, a gallery for commercial sales, bookshop and cafe. The success of The Photographers’ Gallery over the past four decades has helped to secure the medium’s position as a vital and highly regarded art form, introducing new audiences to photography and championing its place at the heart of visual culture.  www.thephotographersgallery.org.uk Social media Instagram: @dboersephotographyfoundation Facebook: @DeutscheBoersePhotographyFoundation Instagram: @thephotographersgallery Twitter: @TPGallery Facebook: @ThePhotographersGalleryLDN



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