The world's largest stock exchange, located on Wall Street in New York. It is also known as the "Big Board" and the building is designated as a historic landmark.

It is known as one of the major stock exchanges in the United States as well the NYSE, and also known for having a high proportion of high-tech and IT companies.

This stock exchange in Zurich, Switzerland. It was formed by merged three stock exchanges in Zurich, Geneva, and Basel, each with over a century of history.

Located in Madrid, Spain, it is one of Spain's leading stock exchanges, as well those in Barcelona, Valencia, and Bilbao.

It is a new stock exchange established in 2000, merged three stock exchange: the Paris Bourse, the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, and the Brussels Stock Exchange. In 2007, it merged with the NYSE to become NYSE Euronext, a part of the NYSE Group. Then at last after many twists and turns, "Euronext" was born.

Located in London, England, it is known as the largest stock exchange in Europe. The third largest stock exchange after the NYSE and TSE.

It is a stock exchange operated by German stock in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

It is the only stock exchange in Hong Kong and known as one of the leading stock exchanges in Asia. Affected by the economic growth of Asia, many Chinese companies registered in China are also listed on the stock exchange.

It is known as the largest stock exchange in Japan and abbreviated as "TSE". It operates not only the equity market for listed company securities, but also the carbon credit market.