Abraham Sulzbach (businessman)

Abraham Sulzbach (* 1777 in Fürth ; † 1865 in Frankfurt am Main ) was a German businessman and publisher of a stock exchange newspaper .

Life

Abraham Wolf Sulzbach was born in Fürth as the son of the protective Jew Seligmann Sulzbach. In 1809 he came to Frankfurt am Main and became an accountant at the Frankfurt bank Beer Nehm Rindskopf , which had been based in Frankfurt's Judengasse for more than 300 years . There he rose to the position of managing director. After marrying Sara Beyfuss (* 1787) he was given the right to permanent residence in Frankfurt am Main. After the bank was closed in 1823, Abraham Sulzbach worked as a sworn broker . From 1825 he published the Frankfurt Stock Exchange . A daily edition of these papers appeared from April 1831. His stock exchange papers were considered reliable.

Abraham Sulzbach died in Frankfurt am Main at the age of 88. The marriage with Sara Beyfuss from Frankfurt am Main in 1810 resulted in five children. The two sons Siegmund Sulzbach and Rudolf Sulzbach became well-known Frankfurt private bankers.

literature

• Franz Lerner: Existence in change demonstrated by the hundred-year history of the Frankfurt private bank Heinrich Kirchholtes & Co. vorm. Sulzbach brothers 1856–1956. Frankfurt am Main 1956.
• Hans-Dietrich Kirchholtes: Jewish private banks in Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt 1969, pp. 29-32.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Jurk, Michael: "The other Rothschilds: Frankfurter Privatbankiers in the 18th and 19th centuries", p. 45 published in: Heuberger, Georg: "The Rothschilds - Contributions to the History of a European Family", Jan Thorbecke Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1995, ISBN 3-7995-1202-0
2. ^ Hans-Dietrich Kirchholtes: Jewish private banks in Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt 1969, pp. 29-32.