The Zagreb Stock Exchange (ZSE) is Croatia's sole securities market, located in Zagreb, originally established in 1907, shut down in 1911, confiscated by communist authorities in 1946, and reestablished between 1989 and 1991 following Croatia's independence. It facilitates trading in shares of Croatian companies, bonds and commercial bills, and publishes the CROBEX stock index and CROBIS bond index.
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1. Zagreb Stock Exchange, Wikipedia
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1907 (original)
Introduction, institution-subtype
The Zagreb Stock Exchange (ZSE) is Croatia's sole securities market, located in Zagreb, originally established in 1907, shut down in 1911, confiscated by communist authorities in 1946, and reestablished between 1989 and 1991 following Croatia's independence.
In Group: Stock Exchanges of Europe, Lead paragraph
is a stock exchange located in Zagreb, Croatia.
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3. Croatian Stock Exchange History, Zagreb Stock Exchange
History section, paragraph describing the 1907 inaugurationQuote, History section, paragraph describing the 1907 inauguration
It was inaugurated by Milivoj Crnadak in the building of the Chamber of Commerce (in the spot currently occupied by Hotel Dubrovnik) on 15th June, 1907.
4. Recent History, Zagreb Stock Exchange
Company information section at page bottomQuote, Company information section at page bottom
Ivana Lucica 2a/22, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
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