børsens

Børsen, meaning "the stock exchange" in Danish, is a term associated with two prominent Danish institutions: the historic Copenhagen stock exchange and the Danish financial newspaper of the same name.

The Børsen building in Copenhagen is a landmark on the city’s waterfront. It is a Renaissance-style structure that historically served as the meeting place for the Copenhagen Stock Exchange for centuries. The building is particularly noted for its dragon spire, a gilded weather vane that has become one of Copenhagen’s most recognizable symbols. In the late 20th century, trading moved from the Børsen building to modern facilities, and the Danish exchange operation later became part of a larger Nordic/European network, now operating as Nasdaq Copenhagen within the Nasdaq group.

The term Børsen is also the name of a Danish daily business newspaper established in 1872. Based in Copenhagen, Børsen provides news and analysis on economics, markets, companies, and public policy. It publishes in print and online and is a primary source of financial information for Danish professionals and policymakers. The paper maintains a digital edition with real-time market data, newsletters, and opinion pieces, contributing to Denmark’s media landscape and financial discourse.

In summary, børsen denotes both the physical stock exchange institution and building in Copenhagen and a major Danish business newspaper, reflecting Denmark’s long-standing engagement with finance, trade, and economic reporting.