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Examples of secured funding include covered bonds, repurchase agreements and the European Central Bank's Long-Term Refinancing Operation.
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Countries also are divided over the treatment of repurchase agreements, a form of short-term borrowing for dealers in government securities.
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Repurchase agreements were something new to these bankers, who undoubtedly have all sorts of systems for safeguarding their mortgage loans.
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The leaked EU memo also frets about the potential effects on repurchase agreements, a key source of bank liquidity in Europe.
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The Federal Reserve and other authorities also are focusing on enhancing the resilience of the markets for triparty repurchase agreements (repos).
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Presumably the treasury minions at corporate were investing the cash, earning as much overnight on treasury repurchase agreements as you earn in a month nowadays.
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The transactions in question, known as "window dressing, " involve repurchase agreements, or repos, a form of short-term borrowing that allows banks to take bigger trading risks.
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The usual approach is to conduct reverse-repurchase agreements, borrowing from one of its 16 primary dealers for short periods of time in order to finance the assets on its balance-sheet.
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Reverse repurchase agreements involve the sale by the Fed of securities from its portfolio with an agreement to buy the securities back at a slightly higher price at a later date.
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Repurchase agreements are canceled, the lender taking the collateral.
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First, the Federal Reserve could drain bank reserves and reduce the excess liquidity at other institutions by arranging large-scale reverse repurchase agreements with financial market participants, including banks, government-sponsored enterprises and other institutions.
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