Deutsches Aktieninstitut

Deutsches Aktieninstitut is a German capital-market association that describes itself as the voice of the capital market, representing the interests of listed companies and other important capital-market actors since 1953. It also runs the office of the Government Commission on the German Corporate Governance Code. Its over 200 members represent about 85 percent of the market capitalization of German listed stock corporations. It works on capital-market regulation, corporate financing, capital investment, and governance and sustainability, and operates from Frankfurt, Berlin and Brussels.

Deutsches Aktieninstitut describes itself as the voice of the capital market and states that it has represented the interests of listed companies and other important capital-market actors since 1953. It also runs the office of the Government Commission on the German Corporate Governance Code. On the foundation of the social market economy, it advocates strong capital markets and the share as a sustainable financing and investment instrument. It analyzes fundamental issues in its fields of capital-market regulation, corporate financing, capital investment, and governance and sustainability, and accompanies the implementation of legislation and other regulatory projects with capital-market relevance in Germany and Europe through dialogue with politics and society. It operates from Frankfurt, Berlin and Brussels. Its over 200 members represent about 85 percent of the market capitalization of German listed stock corporations.

Voice of the capital market; advocates for the share as a sustainable financing and investment instrument on the foundation of the social market economy.

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