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What is a Repo trade and how is it different from a normal buy or sell transaction?

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What is a Repo trade and how is it different from a normal buy or sell transaction?

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An outright Buy or sell transaction is a one where there is no intended reversal of the trade at the point of execution of the trade. The Buy or sell transaction is an independent trade and is in no way connected with any other trade at the same or a later point of time. A Ready Forward Trade (which is normally refereed to as a Repo trade) is a transaction where the said trade is intended to be reversed at a later point of time at a rate which will include the interest component for the period between the two opposite legs of the transactions. So in such a transaction, one participant sells securities to other with an agreement to purchase them back at a later date. The trade is called a Repo transaction from the point of view of the seller and it is called a Reverse Repo transaction from point of view of the buyer. Repos therefore facilitate creation of liquidity by permitting the seller to avail of a specific sum of money (the value of the repo trade) for a certain period in lieu of

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An outright Buy or sell transaction is a one where there is no intended reversal of the trade at the point of execution of the trade. The Buy or sell transaction is an independent trade and is in no way connected with any other trade at the same or a later point of time. A Ready Forward Trade (which is normally referred to as a Repo trade or a Repurchase Agreement ) is a transaction where the said trade is intended to be reversed at a later point of time at a rate which will include the interest component for the period between the two opposite legs of the transactions. So in such a transaction, one participant sells securities to other with an agreement to purchase them back at a later date. The trade is called a Repo transaction from the point of view of the seller and it is called a Reverse Repo transaction from point of view of the buyer. Repos therefore facilitate creation of liquidity by permitting the seller to avail of a specific sum of money (the value of the repo trade) for a

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