#Publically listed micro cap stocks series#
The real-time quotation of the Euro Stoxx 50 index can be followed with convenient graphical tools from a number of sources, including the index creator,, Google Finance, Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg, etc.įor more information on other world-leading companies, check our series of posts on Top Companies, and for more information on the continent, read our articles on Top Business Resources for Europe. Evolution of the Euro Stoxx 50 over 5 years (Image: Google Finance) It is generally considered to be the key benchmark indices of the Eurozone, while the STOXX Europe 600 index is usually preferred to assess the broader economy and companies of Europe (including the UK and Switzerland). This capitalization-weighted index, which gives more weight to larger companies, is designed “to provide a blue-chip representation of Supersector leaders in the Eurozone”. To follow the evolution of the economy and financial markets of the Eurozone, the stocks of 50 large publicly traded companies listed on Eurozone stock exchanges are aggregated to form the Euro Stoxx 50 index. The Euro Stoxx 50 index, benchmark index of the Eurozone Bolsa de Madrid, the Spanish Stock Exchange.Borsa Italiana, the Italian Stock Exchange (headquartered in Milan, Italy) which will be integrated into Euronext by mid-2021.Deutsche Börse, the German Stock Exchange, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany.Euronext, (headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands) which regroups the main stock markets of the Netherlands, France, Portugal, Belgium, and Ireland (and Norway which is out of the Eurozone).Some of the most important stock exchanges of the Eurozone (European Union countries that use the Euro as their currency) notably include: “Naamloze vennootschap” in the Netherlands and Belgium – N.V.Įuropean corporations that comply with the securities authorities’ rules and undergo the process to get listed are then quoted on stock exchanges, which ensure the proper market conditions for the continuous trading of stocks in Europe.“Société anonyme” in France and Belgium – S.A.
“Aktiengesellschaft” in Germany – abbreviated AG.One of the requirements is to be a corporation owned by shares, which corresponds to the recently created pan-European company type, “Societas Europaea” (abbreviated SE), or national company denominations in each European country, notably: European companies must comply with their country’s local regulation in order to get publicly listed on its stock exchange and gain access to capital from stock investors.
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