The shares of the scandal company will soon no longer be traded.
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Frankfurt In just a few days, several German stock exchanges will draw a line under trading in shares of the insolvent Wirecard AG. For investors who still have the paper of the former Dax group in their depot, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get rid of the share. Investor advocates recommend selling the shares.
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange announced at the beginning of October that it would exclude Wirecard shares from the regulated market at the end of November 15 (Monday). But even in the open market, where fewer regulations apply, Wirecard can no longer be traded, Deutsche Börse said on request.
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