
Kochmeister awards ceremony at the Budapest Stock Exchange Budapest, 14 June 2010 Kochmeister award is handed over today for the seventh time at the Budapest Stock Exchange. The Budapest Stock Exchange founded the Kochmeister Award in 2004 to reward talented young people who submit the best paper(s) on predetermined topics related to the Stock Exchange. The award is named after Baron Frigyes Kochmeister, who played a leading role in 1864, in establishing the Budapest Commodity and Stock Exchange, and, as the first chairman of the Exchange, managed the institution for years. BSE Chief Executive Officer György Mohai handed over the prizes. Zsolt Kelemen, Deputy CEO of Finance of CIG Pannónia Life Insurance Plc. handed over the special prize offered by the company. Eighteen essays that arrived from eight national and transborder higher education institutions were in competition in the contest dedicated to the memory of Frigyes Kochmeister in 2011. The professional jury is awarded the following winners: First place: Zita-Klára Málnási - student of Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca Title: Fundamental Analysis of the E-Star Alternative Plc. Second place: Viktor Vajda - student of Corvinus University, Budapest Title: New types of security trading platforms in the European Union Third place: Gábor Szentirmai - student of Corvinus University of Budapest Title: Fundamental Analysis of the E-Star Alternative Plc. Special prize offered by CIG Pannónia Life Insurance Plc.: Péter Szentirmai – student of Corvinus University of Budapest Title: Testing the technical trading rules of forecastability at the Budapest Stock Exchange About the Budapest Stock Exchange The CEE Stock Exchange Group (CEESEG), which comprises of the stock exchanges of Budapest, Ljubljana, Prague and Vienna, is the largest stock exchange group in the region. CEESEG simplifies access to markets and trading with the aim to increase liquidity on the local exchanges. The CEESEG stock exchanges cooperate with 12 stock exchanges in Central and Eastern Europe and are recognized throughout the world for this unique expertise. Budapesti Stock Exchange., H-1364 Budapest, PO Box 24 T 1 429 6864, F 1 429 6823 [email protected], www.bet.hu .
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