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I'm not a financial expert, but I think "börsennotiert" (listed on the stock exchange) is much more common than "kotiert", at least in Germany.
by danielh 6y ago
I'm not a financial expert, but I think "börsennotiert" (listed on the stock exchange) is much more common than "kotiert", at least in Germany.
- majewsky 6y agoI'm German, and I literally just saw the word "kotiert" for the first time. Definitely use "börsennotiert" instead.
- dewey 6y agoYep, never heard of "kotiert" before.
- FabHK 6y agoI believe "kotiert" is a charming Swiss-German word (one of many, like "Velo" instead of "Fahrrad" for bike).
- romanixromanix 6y agoYes. See glossary of SIX Swiss Exchange: https://www.six-group.com/exchanges/knowhow/glossary_de.html?id=Kotierung https://www.six-group.com/exchanges/knowhow/glossary_de.html...
- mratsim 6y agokotiert seems surprisingly like "cotée" for "société cotée en Bourse" in French so I wouldn't be surprised if it were the Swiss that used that term.
- lqet 6y agoThat "kotiert" may be literally translated into "excrementized" or "fecesized" certainly doesn't help in making it more popular.