On 2 September 1771 was the first trading day on the Vienna Stock Exchange after Empress Maria Theresa initiated the founding of the national stock exchange ten years earlier. A quarter of a millennium later, on 2 September 2021, Ferdinand Habsburg-Lothringen, descendant of Maria Theresa, ceremoniously opened the trading day with the stock exchange bell. CEO Christoph Boschan gave an insight into eventful 250 years and the stock exchange, which is becoming increasingly important for the young generation of investors in the current low-interest environment. A working meeting with Finance Minister Gernot Blümel as well as a high-level lunch with representatives of capital market associations at the company's headquarters in Palais Caprara-Geymüller provided an opportunity for discussions and networking. Employees also had the chance to celebrate the long-standing success of the Vienna Stock Exchange. In the evening, the UNIQA Tower on Vienna's Danube Canal was illuminated in the anniversary look.
Ferdinand Habsburg-Lothringen läutet die Börsenglocke
Andrea Herrmann, Ferdinand Habsburg-Lothringen, Christoph Boschan
Wiener Börse Team feiert den 250er
Finanzminister Blümel & CEO Boschan
Gernot Blümel & Christoph Boschan
Gernot Blümel & Christoph Boschan
Empfang zum Lunch mit Vertretern von Kapitalmarktverbänden
Wiener Börse CFO Andrea Herrmann am Wort
Christoph Boschan beim Kapitalmarktlunch
Wiener Börse CEO Christoph Boschan am Wort
Wiener Börse Team im Innenhof des Palais Caprara-Geymüller
Wiener Börse Team feiert den 250. Geburtstag
Wiener Börse Team startet durch zum Business Run
Wiener Börse Team startet durch zum Business Run
Delivering the future since 1771.
UNIQA Tower im Jubiläums-Look
UNIQA Tower im Jubiläums-Look
UNIQA Tower im Jubiläums-Look