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  • Q1/2021 Results: Deutsche Börse Group's Start To The Year In Line With Guidance

    Date 21/04/2021

    Overview of quarterly results

    • Net revenue in Q1/2021 declined as expected by 7 per cent to €855.1 million, which was due to the exceptionally strong performance related to COVID-19 in Q1/2020. 
    • Cyclical headwinds, however, were partly offset by secular growth and consolidation effects, including Institutional Shareholder Services. 
    • Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) amounted to €521.2 million (Q1/20: €592.5 million). 
    • Basic earnings per share came to €1.73 (Q1/20: €2.00). 
    • The Group’s Q1/2021 results are fully in line with the guidance for 2021 and the mid-term plan Compass 2023. 
    • In mid-February, the company raised €1 billion at a yield of 0 per cent on average from bond issues to finance the ISS acquisition. 
    • The virtual Annual General Meeting of Deutsche Börse AG will take place on 19 May 2021. An increase of the dividend to €3.00 per share will be proposed to the Annual General Meeting.

  • CFTC Commissioners Stump And Berkovitz To Participate On A Panel At FIA’s Law & Compliance Division Conference

    Date 21/04/2021

     

  • Deutsche Börse: Quarterly Statement Q1/2021

    Date 21/04/2021

    Deutsche Börse Group has published its quarterly statement Q1/2021. 

  • FIA March 2021 SEF Tracker

    Date 21/04/2021

    Trading volume on swap execution facilities reached $1.07 trillion in average notional value per day during March 2021. That was the third highest monthly average in the history of SEF trading, eclipsed only by February and January of this year.

  • ISDA Margin Survey Year-End 2020

    Date 21/04/2021

    The ISDA Margin Survey analyzes the amount and type of initial margin (IM) and variation margin (VM) posted for non-cleared derivatives. The survey also reviews the amount of IM posted by all market participants to major central counterparties (CCPs) for their cleared interest rate derivatives (IRD) and credit default swap (CDS) transactions.