Teiko Stock Exchange



The Teiko Stock Exchange (帝光証券取引所), which is also called Teisho (帝東証) or TSE for short, is the main stock exchange in the Federal Kingdom of Teiko based in Kaijo and has trading floors in Rakuzan, Aokuro and Akamayu. It is one of the largest stock exchange in the world by aggregate market capitalization of its listed companies. It had 1,829 listed companies with a combined market capitalization of US$882.58 billion as of April 2015.

History
The history of the Teiko Stock Exchange is rooted in 1928 during the creation of first stock market in the country, Kaijo Stock Exchange under finance minister Takahashi Korekiyo and capitalist advocate Shibusawa Eiichi. In 1948, pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act, all eight stock exchanges in the country including the four biggest, Kaijo Stock Exchange, Rakuzan Stock Exchange, Aokuro Stock Exchange and Akamayu Stock Exchange merged to form the current Teiko Stock Exchange.

Chronology

 * 1928 - The first share list appeared in October
 * 1941 - The market closed for World War 2.
 * 1948 - The present-day Teiko Stock Exchange reopened.
 * 1996 - Trading was halted for three days due to the 1997 Asian Financial Crises
 * 2016 - Teiko Stock Exchange reached an all-time high in market capitalization

Indices
The two main indices used to calculate the performance of the Teiko Stock Exchange are Niwa 36 which calculates the performances of the 36 largest and most active stocks in the market and TENSI which is the general index for all stocks listed in the market.

TSE's Top 10 Largest Stocks

 * 1) SZT Group ($101.84 billion)
 * 2) APTX Motors ($80.65 billion)
 * 3) Sibyl Corporation ($60.86 billion)
 * 4) Yotsuba Financial Group ($52.24 billion)
 * 5) Teikō Petrochemicals ($42.38 billion)
 * 6) Industrial Illusion ($41.18 billion)
 * 7) Suzuki Financial Group ($32.21 billion)
 * 8) Shinjan Energy Resources ($30.13 billion)
 * 9) Akashi Corporation ($26.14 billion)
 * 10) Sakanoshita ($23.29 billion)