Company profile
Deutsche Börse
An exchange group that bought a front-to-back investment platform
Deutsche Börse runs Eurex, Xetra and the Clearstream custody business. Buying SimCorp in 2023 and combining it with Axioma made investment-management software one of its main segments.
Founded
1992
Headquarters
Frankfurt
Ownership
FWB: DB1
Revenue
€5.2B
FY 2025 (net revenue excl. treasury result)
Employees
~15,800 (FTE)
mid 2025
Official websiteWhat Deutsche Börse sells
Software: SimCorp and Axioma turned an exchange into a platform vendor
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Asset management
Capital markets
Banking
Product by product
What each of Deutsche Börse's products actually does
SimCorp's front-to-back platform and Axioma's risk models form Deutsche Börse's investment-management software segment. The bar shows where each product is strongest: front, middle or back office. Darker means stronger.
Acquisitions
Every deal since 2015 bought software or data
Colour shows what was bought; size shows the price in 2026 dollars (US consumer prices). Small hollow dots: price not disclosed. Dashed: deal abandoned. Tap a deal to see what it added.
Competitors and peers
Who Deutsche Börse is up against, and where
Grouped by how they compete. A firm can be a software rival without being a business rival.
Head-to-head in software and data