Biontech & Aktien: Interview with Deutsche Börse Board of Directors Book

Thomas Book

The Deutsche Börse Executive Board wants to make the German and European capital markets more competitive.

(Photo: Jann Höfer for Handelsblatt)

Frankfurt Deutsche Börse is demanding more incentives for investing in shares from the new federal government. “We have good founders and strong start-ups in this country, but there is still a lot of room for improvement in terms of domestic demand,” said Deutsche Börse board member Thomas Book in an interview with Handelsblatt. “We need an action plan to strengthen the capital market in Germany and Europe.”

Book attributes the fact that Biontech went public in the US in 2019 and not in Frankfurt, among other things, because there are more analysts in America who deal with the biotech industry and create analyzes that investors can use as a guide.

Book is concerned that other German growth companies might follow the example of Biontech, after all, most of their financiers are already from abroad. “This increases the likelihood that these companies will go public abroad and invest more there.”

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