Germany-based Deutsche Börse AG is expanding its reach in the foreign exchange (FX) trading and indexing businesses with a couple of acquisitions, the exchange operator announced on Monday.

The company is buying global FX trading platform, 360T Beteiligungs GmbH (360T), for €725 million. Deutsche Börse plans to finance the acquisition with a combination of debt and equity, with the aim of minimizing any potential impact on its credit rating, the company says. The transaction is subject to approval by competition and regulatory authorities.

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The deal is expected the deal to accelerate 360T’s organic growth trajectory, and to generate revenue synergies, Deutsche Börse says, and is expected to be immediately accretive without synergies, and to meet its return targets if it meets its synergy targets.

Separately, the exchange also announced a deal with SIX Group AG to take full control of their indexing joint ventures, STOXX AG and Indexium AG, for 650 million Swiss francs. The boards of both firms have approved the deal, which will be be financed with cash and debt, and is expected to be consummated by the end of the month.