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Deutsche Börse
5.0
based on 2 Reviews
About Deutsche Börse
Founded in--
India Employee Count1-10
Global Employee Count5k-10k
HeadquartersEschborn, Germany
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Websitedeutsche-boerse.com
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Deutsche Börse Ratings
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Overall Rating
5.0/5
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5.0
Work satisfaction
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Job security
4.5
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Deutsche Börse is rated 5.0 out of 5 stars on AmbitionBox, based on 2 company reviews. This rating reflects a generally positive employee experience, indicating satisfaction with the company’s work culture, benefits, and career growth opportunities. AmbitionBox gathers authentic employee reviews and ratings, making it a trusted platform for job seekers and employees in India.
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Deutsche Börse Salaries
Deutsche Börse salaries have received with an average score of 5.0 out of 5 by 2 employees.
Assistant Vice President
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Senior Consultant
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₹7.4 L/yr - ₹9.4 L/yr
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Deutsche Börse News
Market Infrastructures Embrace Tokenized Collateral Mobility
- Digital Asset and Euroclear have launched an initiative to improve collateral mobility using tokens on a blockchain.
- The initiative aims to define how Euroclear’s collateral management experience can be applied to the digital and crypto markets using the Canton Network.
- Deutsche Börse’s Eurex Clearing and law firm Linklaters highlight the advantage of integrating distributed ledger technology (DLT) with existing processes of CCPs.
- SIX has launched the Digital Collateral Service (DCS) which allows financial institutions to post selected cryptocurrency assets as collateral alongside traditional collateral.
Intelalley | 27 Feb, 2025
ECB Races to Build Wholesale CBDC as Digital Currency Landscape Shifts
- The ECB accelerates work on a wholesale CBDC interbank settlement system in response to market demand and competition from stablecoins.
- The project will be executed in phases, with the first phase focusing on piloting a Digital Euro and building the CBDC settlement platform.
- Piero Cipollone emphasizes that the digital euro is vital for Europe's competitiveness and can enhance efficiency in financial transactions.
- Growing demands from stakeholders like EPIF and Deutsche Börse's whitepaper highlight the need for a permanent wholesale CBDC.
- Concerns around privacy and centralization persist despite the efficiency advantages of CBDCs in reducing transaction costs.
- The ECB faces pressure to maintain control over financial stability amidst the rise of private stablecoins and digital assets.
- Critics caution against government surveillance and control with centralized digital currencies, emphasizing the need for privacy safeguards.
- The ECB's focus on a wholesale CBDC aligns with a global trend among central banks to develop digital currencies, with interoperability being a key goal.
- The ECB aims to lead in digital currency and advocates for interoperability and unified standards for a seamless financial system.
- While the ECB prioritizes stability and regulation, differences exist with Bitcoin's decentralized nature, presenting technical and regulatory challenges.
Cryptoninjas | 21 Feb, 2025
CEO of Eurex Clearing to Step Down
- Erik Tim Müller, CEO of Eurex Clearing AG, will not serve another three-year term after March 2025.
- He will leave Deutsche Börse Group by the end of 2025 to pursue new entrepreneurial opportunities.
- Müller joined Deutsche Börse in 1997 and has been a driving force in positioning Eurex as a true partner to the industry.
- Deutsche Börse Group expresses gratitude to Müller for his contribution and dedication to Eurex.
Intelalley | 20 Feb, 2025
Best Crypto with Self-Governance as Deutsche Börse CEO Calls for Financial Reforms in the EU
- Deutsche Börse CEO Stephan Leithner calls for financial reforms in the EU, advocating for a CBDC or digital euro.
- Leithner's 10-step strategy aims to transform the EU's Capital Markets Union into a Savings and Investments Union.
- Some argue that a CBDC could hinder decentralization, suggesting stablecoins pegged to the euro instead.
- Best Wallet Token ($BEST) offers self-governance features, enabling holders to vote on project direction.
- MIND of Pepe ($MIND) leverages AI for crypto investment advice and governance rights for token holders.
- Meme Index ($MEMEX) provides diversification in meme coin investing and allows the community to decide on project aspects.
- PancakeSwap ($CAKE) offers governance rights to token holders for decisions on platform-related matters.
- Despite potential benefits, cryptocurrencies with self-governance features are still influenced by market volatility.
- Investors are advised to conduct thorough research and be cautious while investing in volatile crypto markets.
Newsbtc | 18 Feb, 2025
European Exchanges Over-Reliant on Equity Market Data Fees
- Major European stock exchanges have become over-dependent on market data revenue, with the cost of providing vital market data having dramatically increased, despite declining trading levels. The rise in costs is largely due to poorly thought-out and ever-more complex fee structures imposed by exchanges, according to Market Structure Partners, which commissioned the report. The rise of market data revenue has led to suggestions that European exchanges are focusing on data alone rather than overall market growth, with fee structures being arbitrary and hard to comprehend.
- The findings also indicate signals of an oligopoly at work, which the report states is lowering trading costs, suppressing competition and reducing innovation, thereby maintaining the dominance of those at the heart of data sales. Niki Beattie, CEO of MSP said the ease with which exchanges can rely on data income is stifling innovation and ambitious legislative intervention is needed to redefine the objectives of trading venues to support primary market growth. Total revenue earnt from equity market or trading data can total billions of pounds.
- The study was commissioned by a coalition of trade and other industry associations, presenting an analysis of how the equity market data business of Europe’s major exchanges, including the likes of Deutsche Börse and Nasdaq, and fee structures for use thereof, have evolved and how this is suppressing growth and innovation. MSP's findings reveal that exchange can rely on market data income to supplement what should otherwise be a natural decline in total revenue. One of the report's core suggestions is that market data's value must align directly with trading activity.
- Deutsche Börse’s equity market traded value reportedly decreased by 29% between 2020 and 2023. But their total equity market only fell by 12%. The reason is market data revenues increasing, as a proportion of overall revenue rising from 21% to 31%. Transacted value on Euronext’s equity markets decreased by 17% between 2020 and 2023. Total equity market revenue only declined by 0.5% because, as a proportion of overall revenue, market data rose from 11% to 19%. These increases in market data revenues have occurred even though software, hardware, and energy costs, are stable or declining.
- A pricing model, including arbitrary and complex fee structures, ensures the increasing cost of transmitting market data is borne by third parties, suggesting every firm and user has a different cost profile. The pricing model has increased costs for competiting trading platforms with non-display data values rising by up to 481% between 2017 and 2024, and proprietary index creators experiencing a rise in costs of between 97%-170% across three exchanges.
- According to the report, exchanges have collectively earned at least £5.67bn ($7.26bn) from market data since the 2007 introduction of MiFID I. Proposed solutions included greater transparency of exchange data fees to understand the pricing imposed by third-parties within the value chain or regulation ensuring that data is treated as a by-product of trading is imposed rather than directing a separate revenue stream, among other recommendations.
- Furthermore, such increases in data fees at competing trading platforms risk stifling innovation as it places an undue cost burden on those wishing to employ more modern, cutting-edge tools, particularly AI, to help with trading. It moves the market in the opposite direction to a more diversified and enabling proposition, inhibiting the market's ability to respond to changes and to meet the needs of customers.
- This disproportionately affects the industry’s small and medium-sized participants, who the report says are unable to compete with the larger service providers that dominate the market. The report calls for a redefinition of all trading venues’ objectives to ensure they support market growth as their primary objective.
- 'When essential market data becomes disproportionately expensive, it creates barriers to entry and stifles the very innovation that policymakers are trying to encourage. This is particularly relevant as the UK and European Union seek to enhance their market competitiveness', said Mike Bellaro, CEO of Plato Partnership.
- Accessible market data is a critical component of healthy and well-functioning capital markets. Irrespective of the asset class, data empowers and allows all market participants to make informed decisions when allocating capital which in turn, supports a competitive and growing capital market. We thank Market Structure Partners for undertaking this critical research which shows that the much-needed growth in Europe may be undermined if attention is not paid to these concerning developments. - Adam Farkas, CEO of AFME.
- “Competitiveness is high on the policy agenda, including boosting the competitiveness of EU capital markets. Addressing the harmful impact of the oligopoly at the heart of market data access would lower trading costs, encourage new market entrants, and promote innovation. EU capital markets are underperforming their global peers, a trend that has only solidified over the last few years. Tackling high market data costs should be an obvious choice for policymakers looking to reinvigorate European capital markets,” - Tanguy van de Werve, Director General of European Fund and Asset Management Association.
Intelalley | 4 Feb, 2025
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- Audit Manager helps streamline the compliance auditing process for organizations.
- Features of Audit Manager include clear shared responsibility outlines, automated compliance assessments, audit-ready evidence generation, and actionable remediation guidance.
- Deutsche Börse Group partners with Google Cloud on automating cloud controls using Audit Manager.
Cloudblog | 15 Nov, 2024
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Deutsche Börse FAQs
Where is the Deutsche Börse headquarters located?
Deutsche Börse is headquartered in Eschborn.
How many employees does Deutsche Börse have in India?
Deutsche Börse currently has approximately 6 employees in India.
What are the pros of working in Deutsche Börse?
Working at Deutsche Börse offers several advantages that make it an appealing place for employees. The company is highly rated for company culture, salary & benefits and skill development, based on 2 employee reviews on AmbitionBox.
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