Börsen-Zeitung
Börsen-Zeitung is a financial newspaper based in Frankfurt am Main. The publication focuses on banks, companies and capital markets. News reports, analysis and opinion are part of its editorial work.
Börsen-Zeitung addresses professionals in finance and business, including investors, executives and advisers. The newspaper appears in print and as an ePaper, with additional reporting delivered digitally. The publication belongs to WM Gruppe (in German).
Newsroom and financial reporting
The Börsen-Zeitung newsroom covers the decisions and developments that affect financial markets. The editorial sections (in German) include banking, economic policy, companies, capital markets and law. Market reports address trading activity, while company coverage follows financing, transactions and business results. Opinion articles provide a separate format for assessing those developments.
The finance and technology section (in German) covers changes in the systems and services used by financial institutions. These subjects sit alongside reporting on established banking and investment activities. Readers can follow both corporate developments and the technology behind financial services.
Print editions, supplements and ePaper
Börsen-Zeitung publishes a printed financial newspaper with special supplements and editorial focus sections (in German). Supplements examine subjects such as investment funds, private markets and financial centers. Contributors include practitioners from banking, industry and financial organizations.
The ePaper provides the newspaper in digital form. A digital subscription (in German) includes access to the ePaper, online reporting, the archive and a securities information system. The format preserves the newspaper edition for readers who prefer a screen to print.
Digital news, newsletters and podcasts
Börsen-Zeitung delivers financial news online, through its app and in newsletters (in German). Digital reporting lets readers follow developments between newspaper editions. The newsletters include BZ Update and Closing Bell, with formats aimed at different parts of the financial working day.
The podcast series (in German) cover sustainable investing, corporate finance and private markets. Sustainable-finance discussions address ESG investments and changes in business models. The Corporate Finance Award podcast features people involved in award-winning transactions. Audio provides a different way to hear the reasoning behind investment and financing decisions.
English-language financial reporting
Börsen-Zeitung publishes a selection of financial reporting in English with a German perspective. The articles cover companies, banking and market developments in Germany and Europe. The selection includes news, analysis and opinion.
English-language reporting gives international readers access to subjects that are also discussed in the German edition. A reader following German financial institutions can use this reporting alongside information from the institutions themselves. The English selection is part of the publication's wider editorial offering.
Publisher and WM Gruppe
Börsen-Zeitung is a media brand of WM Gruppe (in German), a Frankfurt-based financial-information business. The group also includes WM Datenservice. Journalism and financial data are the group's two business fields.
The newspaper has a history of more than seven decades. The publishing business now combines printed editions with digital reporting and professional events. WM Datenservice supplies the financial data used in securities processes, with WM InnoLab working on new ideas for data products and services.
Börsen-Zeitung LIVE conferences and seminars
Börsen-Zeitung LIVE (in German) organizes conferences, seminars, workshops and in-house training for banking and capital-market professionals. Programs address practical questions in financial services, law and regulation. Speakers come from business, academic research, public administration and supervision.
The International Financial Standards Conference 2025 addressed global financial identifiers and standards. The program covered ISIN, LEI and other identifiers alongside the effects of technology and regulation. The conference connects financial-data expertise with the practical use of standards across markets.
Financial journalism in Frankfurt
Börsen-Zeitung belongs to the professional media around the Frankfurt financial center. Banks, market infrastructure, supervisory institutions and financial-service businesses supply many of the subjects that financial journalists examine. Reporting makes these developments accessible to readers beyond the individual institutions.
The wider Frankfurt network includes Frankfurt Main Finance, IFK Frankfurt and Deutsche Börse Group. Each has its own role in the financial center. Following these organizations alongside financial reporting helps readers understand how the institutions, professional networks and markets relate to one another.
Börsen-Zeitung and Finance Loop
Finance Loop was a media partner of the International Financial Standards Conference 2025, which was part of the Börsen-Zeitung LIVE conference program. Financial standards are a practical connection between financial data and emerging technology. The conference brought those subjects into discussion among market participants and specialists.
Finance Loop is a professional network and has the goal of driving the adoption of emerging technologies in finance, such as AI, digital payments, cloud and blockchain solutions. Finance Loop supports exchange across Investment & Digital Assets, Payments & Digital Money, Digital Infrastructure & Sovereignty and Risk & Compliance.