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European Central Bank to join Eurex Repo market


06 November 2025 Europe
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

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The European Central Bank (ECB) is to join Eurex as a new member to its centrally cleared repo market in Q1 2026.

The ECB will diversify its securities lending infrastructure and transfer part of its securities lending activities for its monetary policy portfolios to centrally cleared repo transactions.

Imène Rahmouni-Rousseau, Director General Market Operations at the ECB, says: “The trend towards central clearing for repo transactions supports the smooth functioning and the resilience of euro area repo markets.

“These markets play a crucial role for the transmission of our monetary policy and the redistribution of liquidity in the financial system.

“Central clearing will diversify our securities lending channels for monetary policy portfolios and will also contribute to broadening our existing market intelligence in this core segment.â€

The ECB is the sixth central bank to connect to Eurex’s repo ecosystem, which includes a diverse community exceeding 160 participants from 21 countries, including international banks, government agencies, and supranational organisations.

Matthias Graulich, member of the executive board at Eurex, adds: “The ECB’s decision underscores the growing importance of centrally cleared repo for the stability and integrity of European financial markets and is a strong testament to the market's trust in our resilient and efficient infrastructure.

“Eurex, as part of Deutsche Börse Group, is relentlessly working to strengthen European capital markets, thereby contributing to the vision of a strong and sovereign Europe.â€

Eurex plans to continue expanding its network by connecting more central banks and public sector institutions across Europe.
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