pääpörssin
Pääpörssin is a Finnish term that translates directly to "head stock market" or "main stock exchange." In common usage, it refers to the primary stock exchange in a country, where the majority of publicly traded companies are listed and securities are bought and sold. It is the central hub for investment activities and plays a crucial role in a nation's financial system.
The main function of a pääpörssin is to provide a regulated marketplace for companies to raise capital
Key characteristics of a pääpörssin include stringent listing requirements for companies, robust trading and settlement systems,