Deutsche Börse Group opens Global Value Centre in Hyderabad, to create 1,000 Capital Market Engineering jobs

Hyderabad, November 5: Global exchange and market infrastructure giant Deutsche Börse Group has inaugurated its Global Value Centre (GVC) in Hyderabad, marking a major milestone in the city’s emergence as a global powerhouse for financial technology and innovation.

The new facility, inaugurated by Telangana IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu and Special Chief Secretary Sanjay Kumar, will scale to a 1,000-member team of capital market engineers, developing next-generation trading, clearing, and data systems that power global financial markets.

Speaking at the launch, Minister Sridhar Babu said Hyderabad has become the “global command centre for talent, technology, engineering, and innovation.” He added, “With the addition of Deutsche Börse Group, Hyderabad has strengthened its position as the city that runs global wealth through capital markets technology. Telangana’s focus is on creating enduring value partnerships that redefine how technology supports global finance.”

The Hyderabad GVC will serve as a strategic hub for Data, AI, Cloud, Blockchain, Tokenisation, and Cybersecurity, building advanced systems to enhance the speed, resilience, and intelligence of Deutsche Börse’s global market platforms.

Ludwig Heinzelmann, Director, Deutsche Börse India, said the company aims to “leverage Hyderabad’s IT talent to bring world-class trading and clearing systems to the next level,” while Deepak Tripathi, Director, Deutsche Börse India, noted that the Hyderabad centre will be pivotal in advancing digital asset, data, and platform capabilities.

With Deutsche Börse’s arrival, Hyderabad further consolidates its status as India’s fastest-growing hub for Global Capability and Value Centres (GCCs/GVCs) in the BFSI sector — hosting leading global financial institutions that together manage over $30 trillion in assets, reaffirming its role as the nerve centre of global financial technology.