- Deutsche Börse Group launches Global Capability Center (GCC) to accelerate digital transformation and strengthen global operations
- The center will focus on key areas including capital markets platforms, AI/ML, cybersecurity, enterprise IT, and cloud engineering
- In partnership with ANSR, the Group’s Hyderabad GCC will scale rapidly, tapping into India’s deep technology talent and innovation ecosystem
German stock exchange operator Deutsche Börse Group, one of the world’s leading exchange organizations and market infrastructure providers, has opened its Global Capability Center (GCC) in Hyderabad today. The center will serve as a strategic technology and operations hub to drive the Group’s long-term innovation and digital agenda in addition to existing IT hubs.
Located in one of India’s fastest-growing technology hubs, the Hyderabad GCC will focus on delivering critical capabilities across our capital markets platforms as well as AI-powered analytics, cybersecurity, enterprise applications, and cloud-native infrastructure. With more than 15,000 employees worldwide, the Group sees India as an increasingly important part of its broader innovation strategy.
“Our Hyderabad office allows us to access one of the most important technology talent pools in the world. We are looking forward to accelerating our long-term digital agenda, support technology innovation, and enhance service continuity across global operations with the new Hyderabad colleagues in our One Global Team,” said Christoph Böhm, CIO/COO, Deutsche Börse Group.
Deutsche Börse Group plans to scale its team in Hyderabad significantly in the coming years, filling several hundred open positions across a diverse set of technology and operational functions.
Deutsche Börse Group has partnered with ANSR, global leader in establishing and operating Global Capability Centers, to establish and scale the Hyderabad center, drawing on ANSR’s experience in supporting global enterprises in building impactful technology hubs across India.
“Deutsche Börse Group’s expansion into Hyderabad further underscores the strategic shift global enterprises are making to leverage India as a hub for building future-ready capabilities,” said Lalit Ahuja, Founder & CEO, ANSR. “We are excited to partner with Deutsche Börse Group in establishing a next-generation GCC that will drive transformation, harness emerging technologies, and accelerate strategic value creation at a global scale.”
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