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Deutsche Börse Group

The Markets Company

Deutsche Börse Group is far more than a marketplace organizer for trading in shares and other securities. As one of the world’s leading exchange organizations Deutsche Börse Group provides investors, financial institutions and companies access to global capital markets. Our business covers the entire process chain from securities and derivatives trading, clearing, settlement and custody, through to market data and the development and operation of electronic trading systems.

Our reliable systems and our integrity as a neutral provider form the basis of our business philosophy. We operate to the most exacting standards to create products and services to meet the needs of international financial markets. As a listed company we work to create value for our customers and our shareholders.

Deutsche Börse Group’s main business areas

  • With the Xetra® trading platform and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Deutsche Börse operates Germany’s largest stock exchange by far and one of the largest fully electronic cash markets in the world.
  • Eurex is a global market leader in trading derivatives and clearing. The International Securities Exchange (ISE), a Eurex subsidiary in the US runs an options and a stock exchange.
  • Clearstream, a subsidiary of Deutsche Börse, provides integrated banking, custody und settlement services for the trading of fixed-interest securities and shares.
  • Deutsche Börse’s Market Data & Analytics distributes information generated by its trading platforms and makes trading activity transparent by offering market data such as prices, indices and company-related data are tailored to customer’s individual needs.
  • New technologies play a central role at Deutsche Börse Group. In its own data centers the IT division operates trading platforms around the world and supplies the technology for international service providers.

Around 3,300 employees service customers in Europe, America and Asia. Deutsche Börse has locations in Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Spain, Czech Republic and the USA, as well as representative offices in Chicago, Dubai, Hong Kong, London, Moscow, New York, Paris, Singapore and Tokyo.
With its integrated business model, Deutsche Börse increases the efficiency of capital markets: issuers benefit from low capital costs; investors enjoy the advantages of high liquidity and low transaction costs.

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