Today, BMW drivers may start using the BMW ConnectedDrive Services to track the trends of the leading indices ATX (Austria) and PX (Czech Rep.) and also the stock prices of the listed companies directly in their car via BMW Online. This makes BMW Group the first automobile company to offer its customers the option of viewing the stock prices of the Vienna and Prague stock exchanges directly in their vehicles. BMW drivers may also create their own personal watchlists.
In its strategy to expand data vending activities in a new direction, the Vienna Stock Exchange accomplished a major achievement by adding the BMW Group to its customer base. The data hub of the Vienna Stock Exchange now offers data from the markets of the CEE Stock Exchange Group (Vienna, Budapest, Ljubljana and Prague) as well as data from Bucharest, Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Macedonia, Belgrade, and since this year, also from Montenegro. Additionally, the Vienna SE disseminates the data of the gas exchange CEGH Gas Exchange of the Vienna Stock Exchange, the energy exchange EXAA (Energy Exchange Austria) and PXE (Power Exchange Central Europe).
About the Vienna Stock Exchange
The Vienna Stock Exchange is a 100% subsidiary of the CEE Stock Exchange Group (CEESEG) which includes the stock exchanges of Budapest, Ljubljana and Prague. The CEE Stock Exchange Group (CEESEG) is the largest stock exchange group in the region. In addition to the four stock exchanges, CEESEG operates three commodity exchanges and holds stakes in five clearing systems (CCPs) and two central securities depositories (CSDs). CEESEG makes access and trading on the local markets easier with the aim of improving liquidity. The CEESEG stock exchanges cooperate with 12 other exchanges in Central and Eastern Europe and enjoy international recognition for their unique CEE know-how.
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