A German stock exchange established in 1869 and located in the city of Stuttgart, which hosts approximately 40 percent of all stock trades in the nation. The Stuttgart Stock Exchange is the second largest in Germany, after Frankfurt, and trades in participation certificates, equities, bonds, and investment funds.

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