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However, the Union Stock Exchange offers not only an exciting opportunity for its clients to invest in the stock trade of various important multinational corporations, but also participate in the purchase and sale of currency and valuable commodities, adding great depth and versatility to the services it offers its clients, as well as exclusive access to an enormous number of resources, foreign companies, and currencies.
Based out of its main trading floor on 11 Spire Street in the city of New Haven, the largest city in the Elder Republic and headquarter to dozens of other important national and multinational corporations, the Union Stock Exchange boasts not only its incredible size and strength in terms of trading but also some of the most advanced trading technology available, simplifying its tasks and helping to solidify its ground as an important stock player. Its current president, Lady Hazel Warren, is an element of substantial importance within the Elder Republic and abroad; so much so, that she maintains a seat on the Board of Directors of the Legion Corporation, one of the world’s largest international conglomerates.
However, despite the comparative domestic strength the Union Stock Exchange maintains as well as its international competitiveness, its main objective is to continue attracting new, exciting and enthusiastic clients with a desire to invest in the thousands of opportunities available worldwide to be sated; beyond that, it seeks to ensure a high level of quality of service, so as to entice past clients to return to utilize the services provided by the Union Stock Exchange.
New Haven, the capital of the Thedosian economy
Basic InformationTypeStock ExchangeLocationNew Haven
Elder Imperial Republic of Thedosia
Founded
- Parvulis 12, 11:11
- September 12th, 1811
Area ServedWorldwideWebsite
Financial Information
Services
- Stock trading
- Currency exchange
- Commodity trading
CurrencyUniversal Standard Dollar
Market capUS$663,174,999,141,007
Board of Directors
Lady Hazel Warren
PresidentLouis A. Hennings
Vice-PresidentGuillermo E. Cacho
Board MemberJames J. Leo
Board MemberBart M. Curley
Board MemberPeggy R. Martini
Board MemberAngelica S. Hitt
Board MemberJanet E. Gomes
Board MemberScott E. Jolly
Board MemberSteven E. Jones
Board Member
The Union Stock Exchange is the stock market of choice for many multinational corporations based out of the Republic; of these, the most important is without doubt the Bank of Thedosia. However, it is also an important stock market entity for corporations based in foreign territories, having stock available from various multinational corporations of substantial size, such as Wolf Armaments or the Legion Corporation.
The Union Stock Exchange’s foundation derives from the Colonial Economic Agreement signed by various stockbrokers in 1785. The purpose of the Colonial Economic Agreement was primarily to establish a floor commission rate charged to clients in securities sales. This continued until 1811, when the Colonial Economic Agreement was made obsolete by the charter of the Union Stock Exchange, thus effectively establishing the stock exchange in its current form.
Though its initial floor was a small apartment, its incredible success had, by 1836 it was able to rent a far larger and more comfortable trading room. This continued especially by the end of the 19th and early 20th Centuries, when the Union Stock Exchange increased its activity seven-fold. The Union Stock Exchange responded by ordering the construction of a brand new building whose only purpose would be UTX trading. This new trading floor was completed in 1914, and was granted the status of “National Historical Landmark” in 2014.
The Union Stock Exchange, like many other entities, suffered greatly during the Elder Depression of the 1920s and ‘30s. The stock market crash prior to economic downturn was an important catalyst for the event that eventually demolished the Thedosian economy. It wasn’t until the Thedosian intervention in the Waltch Dominion and the subsequent reactivation of the economy via war effort that consumption rose, and with it, the Union Stock Exchange.
Since then, the Union Stock Exchange has experienced various fluctuations, with ups and downs in the economic cycle of the Republic affecting it greatly. These include the Oil Crisis in 1989, the Nuclear Oil Crisis of 2001, the New Haven terrorist attacks in 2014, especially, and the nuclear detonation in Saint Antoine in 2030. However, it has always managed to rebound and has maintained several years of consistent growth and stability.
- Section I — Stock Trading
The Union Stock Exchange offers its clients the very best in stock trading, providing both the purchase and sale of stocks of dozens of corporations, whether they be domestic corporations in the Republic or multinational corporations with billions of dollars in shares on our stock market. Clients have easy access to our company database, from which they can view the companies currently listed on the Union Stock Exchange, stock value, and other important company information. If you wish to make use of the opportunity to register your corporation on the Union Stock Exchange, please refer to the Business Registration section of our webpage; alternatively, you can also view the Purchasing Shares and Selling Shares sections to participate in stock trading. To view the companies with available stock for sale, please refer to our Company Database.
Section II — Commodity Trading
In addition to both its main stock trading and its currency trading efforts, the Union Stock Exchange also has a significant involvement in the trading of various commodities on its market. Its commodities, which vary greatly depending on the entity submitting the commodity themselves, are based off of prices given by the receiving entity. If you are an international corporate entity -- or a government entity with commodities to be sold on the appropriate markets -- and wish to participate in the commodity trading common on the Union Stock Exchange, please feel free to access our Commodity Registration section; alternatively, if you are an entity interested in participating in the various interactions that take place on our commodity trading floor, please feel free to access our Commodity Trading section and submit a purchase application. To view available commodities, please refer to our Commodity Database.
Section III — Currency Trading
In an effort to expand its wide variety of services to its clients, the Union Stock Exchange also participates in the currency market, providing a platform from which various government organisms can put units of currency on sale for foreign buyers. If you are a representative of the appropriate organism of a national government and wish to register a specific quantity of your respective national currency for sale on the Union Stock Exchange, please refer to our Currency Registration section; alternatively, if you are interested in purchasing units of any of the listed international currencies, please refer to our Currency Exchange section. To view available currencies, please refer to our Currency Database.
The Union Stock Exchange, in addition to its domestic success, has grown, especially in recent years, in the international stage of stock market trading. Many large international corporations based outside of the Elder Republic--such as the Legion Corporation, Wolf Armaments, and others--have registered their corporations on our stock market, and have succeeded in exponentially increasing their finances and revenue in a stable and reliable way. This provides a safe and exciting market for many stockholders that wish to invest in companies in different levels of the spectrum; whether it be new and upcoming businesses seeking to establish themselves in their field or large and solidified companies already owning an important share of their market, the Union Stock Exchange provides a wide variety of options to its clients.
In addition to its most successful stock trading branch, the Union Stock Exchange offers unparalleled depth in commodity trading and currency exchange. With dozens of commodities and currencies registered on our databases, we’re able to provide numerous clients with a wide range of options in which they could invest.
Despite having such a wide range of services to offer, the Union Stock Exchange is not yet satisfied. Our stock exchange is always seeking new and exciting partners, whether it be governments seeking to expand the movement of their currency in foreign markets, companies wishing to establish a steady income with the sale of commodities or corporations seeking to finance their expansion via stock trading--or, inversely, the clients wishing to invest in these options.
- Per communication submitted, a maximum of three applications may be attached. The attachment of any further quantity of applications shall result in either the specific denial of all applications superseding the third or prompt an official communication on behalf of the Union Stock Exchange to study which applications are most in favor of the client.
- The Union Stock Exchange establishes a maximum limit of share purchase of thirty percent of all available shares for sale. Any application submitted with a requested purchase quantity surpassing this maximum limit shall be forthright be rejected by the appropriate committee of the Union Stock Exchange. Please note that this applies only to corporations with a number of available shares for sale above a total of three million shares.
The Union Stock Exchange reserves the right to edit these rules and regulations as it sees fit without prior notification. Please review these regularly to ensure client knowledge is up to date.
Please remember that lack of knowledge of legal awareness does not exempt from obligations to rules and regulations.