Why Europe?

The European markets have been very strong, especially in Germany, and there is a strong demand from both private and institutional investors in Europe to invest in small-cap and medium size companies from Asia, the United Kongdom, the United States, Canada and Australia.

The Frankfurt Stock Exchange:

According to exchange data at their website, 45 percent of Europe's top 300 companies have their primary listing on the London or Frankfurt exchanges. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FWB) is by far the largest of the eight German stock exchanges. It ranks third in the world behind NYSE and NASDAQ. Since the launch of Xetra, its electronic trading platform, it has offered its clients not only floor trading through brokers but also fully-electronic trading facilities, whereby orders from any point on the globe are automatically inputted into the order book on the central computer.

The FWB was founded over four hundred years ago in 1585. The FWB is operated by Deutsche Börse AG. We have the expertise in assisting you with all of the applications and filing requirements to have you approved for trading within a few of weeks after the first applications are in.

European capital market

Investment fund assets in Europe have doubled in size over the last decade, from EUR 3,042 billion at end 1998 to EUR 6,142 billion at end 2008. This confirms that the European investment fund industry remains a strong and vital part of the European financial system.

Listing your company on a European Stock Exchange such as Frankfurt is just one facet of the process. Just as important are supportive activities like specific, tailor-made IR & PR programs which cover the needs of your company, giving it the same corporate image and profile as in your primary trading market, while specifically reaching out to the Eurpean investment community.

Additionally, we assist our clients in gaining direct access to the most popular financial publications in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Netherlands with continuous marketing and investor relations programs being supported by these measures.