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PX Group and CEESEG Holding Basic information on PSE, PXE and CDCP. PX Group. Main activities Organizing regulated and unregulated securities markets Organizing a commodity market (electricity delivery) Maintaining securities records, clearing and settlement of transactions in securitie s.
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PX Group and CEESEG Holding Basic information on PSE, PXE and CDCP
PX Group • Main activities • Organizing regulated and unregulated securities markets • Organizing a commodity market (electricity delivery) • Maintaining securities records, clearing and settlement of transactions in securities • Czech capital market share of 99.5% • In 2012, 19,8TWh of Czech electricity was traded, corresponding to some 31.46%of electricity consumption in the Czech Republic • Market capitalization of securities maintained in record exceeding CZK1,000,000,000,000 • Share of 99.9% in volume of trades and transfers settled on Czech capital market
PX Group – companies Securities market organizer PSE Maintaining securities register, clearing and settlement CSDP Electricity market organizer PXE Counterparties for participants in concluding electricity trades EnCC
CEE Stock Exchange Group (CEESEG) • 42% of total market capitalization of all exchanges in the region** • 48% of equity trading volume in the region** • Internet: www.ceeseg.com CEESEG Data vending, indices Indices cooperation MoU Holding CEE Stock Exchange Group* 50.45% 100 % 92.74% 100% Budapest Stock Exchange Hungary Ljubljana Stock Exchange Slovenia Prague Stock Exchange Czech Republic Vienna Stock Exchange Austria * Ownership Structure of CEESEG AG: 52.59% Austrian Banks, 47.41% issuers of the Vienna Stock Exchange **Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro 46.67% 1,07% 20% 100% 100% 50% 25.12% 10% 5% 33.33% KELER KELER CCP CCP.A EXAA CEGH APCS CSD Prague CISMO Energy Clearing Counterparty 97,72% PXE 33.33% 33.33%
CEE Stock Exchange Group – a comparisonofmarketcapitalization * Bulgarian SE, Bratislava SE, Montenegro SE, Belgrade SE, Sarajevo SE, Banja Luka SE, Macedonia SE January 2014, Source: FESE, FEAS, local stock exchange
CEE Stock Exchange Group – a comparisonofequityturnover * Bukarest SE, Bulgarian SE, Zagreb SE, Belgrade SE, Macedonia SE, Banja Luka SE, Bratislava SE, Sarajevo SE, Montenegro SE January 2014 YTD, Source: FESE, FEAS, local stock exchange
CEE Stock Exchange Group –institucionalinvestors *Amongothers, Canada, Slovenia, Hungary, Sweden, Czech Republic 2013, Source: Ipreo
CEE Stock Exchange Group – The LargestIssuers January 2014 Source: Vienna Stock Exchange
CEE Stock Exchange Group – SectorAllocation * Multi-Utilities, Packaging, Food, Beverage & Tobacco, Construction Materials, Chemicals, Electrical Equipment, Tourism & Travel, Media, Retailing, Leisure & Gambling, Personal Products, Household Products & Furniture, Automobiles & Parts, Other Industrial Services, Other Industrial Goods, Software & IT Services January 2014, Source: Vienna Stock Exchange
CEE Stock Exchange Group – Trading Members • 168 financialinstitutionsparticipate in trading on thememberexchangesof CEESEG. • The followingareactive on twoormoremarkets: January 2014Source: Member Exchangesof CEESEG
Stock Exchange Group – Trading volumesbymembers (2014 YTD) CEE Regulated & unregulatedmarkets; domestic & foreignturnoverJanuary 2014Source: Member ExchangesofCEESEG
Prague Stock Exchange • Re-established in 1993 • Member of the PX Group holding • Member of the CEE Stock Exchange Group (CEESEG) • Member of the Federation of European Securities Exchanges • U.S. SEC “Designated Offshore Securities Market” • Market capitalization in 2013: € 39,8bn* • Trade value - shares 2013: €6,7 bn** • Czech capital market share of 98,4% • Leader in the Central and East European Region • Internet: www.pse.cz * Domestic and foreign issues together ** All PSE’s numbers are “single counted” Number of trades (shares):
History 1409 █ Brugges – first organized market (van den Boerse) 1462 █Exchange in France – Lyon 1698 █Exchange in England – London 1771 █Exchange in Austria – Vienna 1792 █ Exchange in USA – New York 1864 █Exchange in Hungary – Budapest 1871 █ Commodity and Stock Exchange in Prague 1920–39 █ Period of the Exchange’s prosperity 1939 █Nazi occupation 1948 █Decree of the Ministry of Finance of the Czechoslovak Republic dissolving the Exchange
Recent history 1992 █ PSE established – 12 banks and 5 brokerage companies 1993 █ The Exchange reopened 1993 █First wave of Coupon Privatization – 955 issues 1995 █ Second wave of Coupon Privatization – 674 issues 1997 █ 1,301 issues withdrawn from trading 2004 █ FESE membership and first IPO –Zentiva 2007 █ PXE – Power Exchange Central Europe(Prague EnergyExchange) 2008 █ Vienna Stock Exchange becomes majority shareholder 2010 █ Activity of the Central Securities Depository Prague established 2010 █ PSE a part of the CEESEG holding company
Members • The Exchange currently has 18experienced members: Domestic: Remote: Membershipprocedure: DB Securities 16|
Tradingsystem and connection • TradingsystemXetra Prague • Access point concept – 3 possibilitiesfor PSE members Praha 17|
Investors • Institutional investors • Regional distribution: • Small investors – strong retail • Their number is growing gradually – from 5,000 in 2004 to today’s 100,000 • Traded equity volume is some CZK 20 bn per year • “Small” investors in case of PSE are rather “high net worth individuals”, as volumes per investor are considerably larger than in some other exchanges in the region • Interest in IPOs: in case of NWR NV, a considerable part of the issue was placed among small domestic investors • Several rapidly growing online brokers operate on the market (December2013, Source: Ipreo)
Public relations • PSE endeavours to develop the Czech capital market and supports discussions related to the capital market. • Television programme “Studio Exchange” • In cooperation with the public Czech Television • Since 22 January 2008, directly from PSE’s premises • News from the capital markets seven times daily • On channels ČT24, ČT1 and on Czech TV’s website (www.ceskatelevize.cz) • Dissemination of exchange information • Continuous and free-of-charge information stream with 15-minute time lag on PSE’s website • Final trading results and selected statistical data available free of charge • Expert users may obtain exchange information in real time (online) and receive trading results after the daily close of trading (off-line)
Productswithphysicaldelivery Electricity Natural gas Delivery period: Base Load Base Load – alldays06:00 - 06:00 Czech Republic 3 following months 4 following quarters 3 seasons (winter / summer) 2following years Czech market with natural gasfuturesisorganizedin co-operationwith • Delivery period: Base Load andPeak Load Base Load – alldays0:00 - 24:00 Peak Load – Monday to Friday8:00 - 20:00 Czech Republic • SPOT • Access to the day hourly auction OTE/PXE using the PXE system • Physical delivery arising from a position in financial futures Slovakia and Hungary • 6 following months • 4 following quarters • 3 following years
Market participants • 1 trading location • 3 markets • 43 participants • Contract with PXE allows trading at PXE • Contract with a clearing bank