Gettex

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Gettex

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legal form Dependent institution under public law
founding 19th January 2015
Seat Munich , GermanyGermanyGermany 
management Robert Ertl, Andreas Schmidt
Number of employees 30th
Branch Stock exchange
Website www.gettex.de

Gettex ( registered notation gettex ) is an electronic trading system for securities. It is operated by the Munich public exchange . It is one of two systems of this exchange: Max-one is organized as a specialist model and gettex as a market maker system.

Pricing model

A turnover-specific fee or brokerage fee is not charged. In addition to the trading fees of their bank, end customers have to bear the spread between buying and selling prices, as with all stock exchanges. Outside of Xetra trading hours, this can be wider than during Xetra trading. As counterparties, market makers continuously ensure liquidity.

As with all stock exchanges in Germany, gettex is subject to a strict set of rules with independent trading monitoring, which is intended to ensure fair prices and investor protection.

offer

gettex was founded in 2015 by the Munich Stock Exchange. Baader Bank acts as a market maker for stocks , investment funds , ETPs and bonds . In mid-2016, warrants and certificates from HypoVereinsbank onemarkets and HSBC Germany were added to trading. The issuers also serve as market makers.

gettex offers over 20,000 securities and over 200,000 certificates in 2020. Trading in currency bonds offers a special feature: there is a choice of more than 60 countries and 20 currencies.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Gettex celebrates its birthday boerse-am-sonntag.de
  2. Gettex - from now on for DKB customers wallstreet: online
  3. ^ Judith Engst, Rolf Morrien: Börse Easy Understandable , 2020, ISBN 9783960923237 , p. 66, digitized
  4. Gettex continue on the road to success - Facts 2. Quarta Finanzen.net
  5. https://www.merkur-privatbank.de/gettex.html