KEY POINTS
  • No Deutsche Bank jobs have moved as a result.
  • Helps Eurex efforts to capitalise on Brexit.
  • Eurex says has 8 percent of euro clearing market.
2016A statue is seen next to the logo of Germany's Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, Germany.

Deutsche Bank has begun clearing a "large part" of new euro-denominated derivatives trades in Frankfurt instead of London, a spokesman confirmed on Monday as a key Brexit battleground in financial services heats up.

The shift by Germany's largest bank is will help Deutsche Boerse's efforts to attract a large part of the euro clearing market from London as Britain exits the European Union. Clearing ensures a transaction is completed, even if one side of the deal goes bust.