The exchange’s turnover decreased to CHF 1,046.3 billion in 2023.
SIX's transaction volumes dropped to 46,094,349 from 60,810,665.
SIX Swiss Exchange reported
a decrease in trading turnover for 2023, dropping from CHF 1,208.1 billion the previous year to CHF 1,046.3 billion. A statement from the exchange, released today (Wednesday), indicated a downturn in transaction volumes,
which totaled 46,094,349 compared to the previous year's 60,810,665.
Listing Activities and Market Expansions
Ten companies chose the SIX Swiss Exchange for equity
listings, aggregating approximately CHF 2.2 billion in transaction volume.
Notably, the listing of Sandoz, a spin-off from Novartis, marked a significant
event with a market capitalization of around CHF 10.5 billion.
SIX's listed companies utilized the
Swiss capital market, raising around CHF 8.3 billion through equity capital. Debt capital instruments, especially bonds, experienced substantial activity. Around CHF 116 billion was raised through these instruments. This figure surpassed the CHF 100 billion mark for the second consecutive year.
Source: SIX Group
BME Exchange's Trading Volumes
BME Exchange posted an uptick in trading volume,
closing the year with 2.29 billion trades. This represents an increase of 2.1%
from the previous year. The platform's market capitalization surged 16.8% to 1.2
trillion euros.
The fixed-income markets at BME registered a
significant increase in new funding, amounting to EUR 405 billion. This marked a boost of 8.7%, driven by the new Securities Markets Act. Besides that, the introduction of BME
Growth welcomed ten new companies.
Catering to the increasing demand for diverse
execution mechanisms, SIX's ETF QOD Europe aims to enhance liquidity, offer
better prices, and expand listings.
This approach, which involves collaboration with CCP
SIX x-clear, Cboe Clear Europe, and LCH Ltd, mitigates counterparty risk,
streamlines settlement processes, and optimizes costs for trading participants, the exchange said.
SIX Swiss Exchange reported
a decrease in trading turnover for 2023, dropping from CHF 1,208.1 billion the previous year to CHF 1,046.3 billion. A statement from the exchange, released today (Wednesday), indicated a downturn in transaction volumes,
which totaled 46,094,349 compared to the previous year's 60,810,665.
Listing Activities and Market Expansions
Ten companies chose the SIX Swiss Exchange for equity
listings, aggregating approximately CHF 2.2 billion in transaction volume.
Notably, the listing of Sandoz, a spin-off from Novartis, marked a significant
event with a market capitalization of around CHF 10.5 billion.
SIX's listed companies utilized the
Swiss capital market, raising around CHF 8.3 billion through equity capital. Debt capital instruments, especially bonds, experienced substantial activity. Around CHF 116 billion was raised through these instruments. This figure surpassed the CHF 100 billion mark for the second consecutive year.
Source: SIX Group
BME Exchange's Trading Volumes
BME Exchange posted an uptick in trading volume,
closing the year with 2.29 billion trades. This represents an increase of 2.1%
from the previous year. The platform's market capitalization surged 16.8% to 1.2
trillion euros.
The fixed-income markets at BME registered a
significant increase in new funding, amounting to EUR 405 billion. This marked a boost of 8.7%, driven by the new Securities Markets Act. Besides that, the introduction of BME
Growth welcomed ten new companies.
Catering to the increasing demand for diverse
execution mechanisms, SIX's ETF QOD Europe aims to enhance liquidity, offer
better prices, and expand listings.
This approach, which involves collaboration with CCP
SIX x-clear, Cboe Clear Europe, and LCH Ltd, mitigates counterparty risk,
streamlines settlement processes, and optimizes costs for trading participants, the exchange said.
Jared Kirui is an Editor at Finance Magnates with more than five years of experience in financial journalism. He covers online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto industries with a focus on companies, regulation and compliance, executive moves, trading technology, and market analysis.
His work has been featured in other media outlets, including Benzinga, ZyCrypto, The Distributed, and The Daily Hodl.
Education:
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