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1609The Bank of Amsterdam
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1624A perpetual bond
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1688The first book on share trading
1695Netherlands: Financier of foreign countries
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1782The Netherlands finances the US
1789Collegie tot Nut des Obligatiehandels
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1800
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1833The Nieuwe Handel-Sociëteit
1845The Zocher exchange
1845Mercury: symbol of exchange trading
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1865Railroads on the exchange
1876The Vereniging voor de Effectenhandel
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1905A stock exchange in The Hague
1913Beursplein 5
1917Russian securities declared invalid
1920A world first: prices through radio
1923The first woman on the show floor
1929Wall Street stockmarket crash
1940The Second World War
1955Everyone is an investor!
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    • 20 March 2019

    Transfer of historical stock exchange archives

    On the occasion of the celebration of the 417th anniversary of the stock exchange, the official transfer of the historical fund archives (1850-1996) and the collection of historical price lists (1796-2010) of the Amsterdam stock exchange to the NEHA, an archive institute affiliated with the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW), will take place.

    By means of this transfer, four hundred metres of unique archive material concerning thousands of former stock exchange funds and over two hundred years of historical price data of the Amsterdam stock exchange have been safeguarded for the future.