Deutsche Börse Publishes 2010 Corporate Responsibility Report

Deutsche Börse has published its third Corporate Responsibility Report, presenting its initiatives for the concluded financial year 2010. The report was prepared and examined in accordance with the internationally recognized Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines, and reached the second highest reporting level (GRI Level B+). In addition, the figures in the chapters “Employees”, “Environment” and “Community” and also the quantitative and qualitative statements in the chapter “Economy” were audited by KPMG. This
guarantees international comparability and a reliable, transparent quality standard of sustainable reporting.

The Company believes that the capital market and its institutions have a responsibility to society, and it is committed to this. Deutsche Börse Group's social initiatives focus on the Group's locations around the world and the active involvement of its own employees. Our long-term commitment continues to focus on four areas: economy, employees, environment and community. The current CR report discusses “views”, dealing with the demands of the Company's significant stakeholders. A multifaceted picture emerged during discussions with the stakeholders of expectations regarding the promotion of sustainability on the capital market and in companies. The complete CR report for 2010 is accessible online at www.deutsche-boerse.com/cr_e