Deutsche Börse Group's trading systems maintain over 99.9 percent uptime.

Deutsche Börse Group monitors data traffic across its servers at more than 500 monitoring points around the clock, ensuring security and transparency.

Clearstream safeguards securities valued at more than €20 trillion – with the security of these assets receiving the highest priority.
 

Placing an order in the T7 trading system takes a median of roughly 15 microseconds. That's 20,000 times faster than the blink of an eye – which, at 300,000 microseconds, seems like an eternity by comparison.

The DAX is recalculated every second during trading hours. When the index launched on July 1, 1988, it was only updated every 60 seconds. Since October 2025, the calculation runs in the cloud.

Deutsche Börse Group's T7 trading system processes up to 201,000 orders per second at peak times. By comparison, Instagram sees roughly 1,100 posts per second.
 

Over €50 trillion in assets are managed on SimCorp's software platform for investment managers. That's more than 10 times Germany's GDP.

Deutsche Börse Group has more than 16,000 employees representing over 120 nationalities across more than 60 locations worldwide.

Deutsche Börse Group's market capitalization stood at around €40 billion in December 2025. That's 10 times higher than at the IPO 25 years ago.
 

More than 60 percent of Deutsche Börse Group's net revenue come from recurring income streams – strengthening resilience and stability.

Deutsche Börse Group's trading systems run in two geographically separate, secure, and fully redundant data centers. If one fails, the other takes over. This failover is tested twice a year.

The Art Collection Deutsche Börse comprises more than 2,400 works of contemporary photography by 172 artists from 40 countries, offering extraordinary insights into the world of yesterday and today.
 

Exactly one gram of physical gold backs every Xetra-Gold certificate in a Clearstream vault. Investors can take physical delivery of the gold at any time.

With over €900 billion in ongoing financing operations, Deutsche Börse Group supports market liquidity through its Clearstream infrastructure.

Seventeen Designated Sponsors operate in Xetra trading to ensure sufficient liquidity in equity trading. This is especially important for thinly traded securities, keeping market liquidity high so investors can always buy or sell at fair prices.
 

In Xetra's open order book, all submitted buy and sell orders are visible to market participants, making price discovery transparent and trading decisions more predictable.

Deutsche Börse Group operates an anonymous whistleblower reporting system. Unethical or illegal behavior can be reported around the clock.

Deutsche Börse Group is committed to reducing its CO₂ emissions and contributing to a sustainable future. It reports regularly and transparently on its progress.
 

Data lines to Deutsche Börse Group's trading platform are precisely standardized to guarantee equal access times for all participants within the data center. This creates a level playing field, because in high-frequency trading, every centimeter of cable affects access speed—and competitive fairness.

Deutsche Börse Group's PTP (Precision Time Protocol) network synchronizes timekeeping to the nanosecond, determining precisely: Which order came first? Who was faster? What happened when?

Each transaction generates up to six different high-precision timestamps, enabling seamless and precise tracking of every single step.