repurchase agreement , repo (Abkürzung) AmE informal

"That should take away the pressure on the repurchase agreement rate."

A dollar roll is similar to a reverse repurchase agreement.

It does this through temporary repurchase agreements with these primary dealers.

"If these were just repurchase agreements, why weren't they documented as such?"

This customer repurchase agreement operation was the largest since last Sept. 28.

A number of those violations involved what are known as custody repurchase agreements with customers.

Yesterday, the overnight offered repurchase agreement rate on most Government securities was 8.70 percent.

In order to answer this question it is necessary to consider how the repurchase agreement affects the transaction.

At the end of last week overnight repurchase agreements were offered at 8.48 percent.

The latest intervention involved $1.5 billion of customer repurchase agreements.

Some bankruptcy experts, however, say repurchase agreements are exempt.

Repurchase agreements are a common practice among large investing institutions, banks and securities dealers.

Normally, this would be considered a loan, or repurchase agreement, but instead it was booked as a sale.

After all, it is of key importance that the banks know in advance what legislation will govern repurchase agreements.

Instead of selling commercial paper to raise money, Salomon will use what are called "repurchasing agreements" to keep its financial base.

Some instruments defy categorization into the above matrix, for example repurchase agreements.

This practice was a type of repurchase agreement that temporarily removed securities from the company's balance sheet.

In a second action, the Fed lent $19 billion through reverse repurchase agreements.

It is the convention used with Repurchase agreements.

These complex investments, such as reverse repurchase agreements, increase the firm's reported leverage, but are relatively low risk.

These loans, called reverse repurchase agreements, are secured by mortgage-backed securities.

Through a repurchase agreement, the Fed seeks to push short-term rates down or prevent them from rising.

While such repurchase agreements tend to be brief, usually overnight, affairs, they do have a great impact on the interest rate structure.

What the Fed had been expected to do was to inject reserves into the banking system for three or four days through repurchase agreements.

It objects, at least in principle, to Amendment No 1 with regard to repurchase agreements.