All Brands Owned by Deutsche Borse AG

Is Deutsche Borse publicly traded?
Yes, Deutsche Borse AG is publicly traded on XETRA under the ticker symbol DB1. The company has been listed since 2001 and is a constituent of the German DAX index.

Who owns Deutsche Borse?
Deutsche Borse is owned by its public shareholders through XETRA trading. The company has no controlling shareholder or parent company. Major institutional shareholders include BlackRock, Vanguard, and other global index fund managers.

What is Deutsche Borse's revenue?
For FY2024, Deutsche Borse reported net revenue of EUR 6.1 billion. For FY2026, the company forecasts net revenues of approximately EUR 5.7 billion (excluding treasury results) and EBITDA of approximately EUR 3.1 billion.

What companies does Deutsche Borse own?
Deutsche Borse owns SimCorp (investment management platform), Clearstream (post-trade services), Eurex (derivatives exchange), Xetra (electronic trading), STOXX (indices), ISS (proxy research), Qontigo/Axioma (risk analytics), 360T (FX trading), and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

When did Deutsche Borse acquire SimCorp?
Deutsche Borse announced its acquisition of SimCorp in April 2023 and completed the transaction in September 2023. The deal was valued at approximately EUR 3.9 billion, making it Deutsche Borse's largest acquisition.

Who is the CEO of Deutsche Borse?
Stephan Leithner serves as CEO of Deutsche Borse AG. He leads the company's strategic transformation toward technology-based market infrastructure and investment management solutions.

What is the Investment Management Solutions segment?
The Investment Management Solutions segment combines SimCorp, ISS, STOXX, and Axioma into a single business unit serving the buy side. The segment provides investment management software, risk analytics, proxy research, and index data to institutional investors, banks, and corporate clients.