Repurchase Agreement Policy
Updated 12/29/2023
A repurchase agreement (repo) is a non-deposit contract between a bank and a third party, often a bank customer. The bank sells an investment security owned by the bank to the bank customer with an agreement to buy back the same security from the bank customer at a stated price on a stated date. This sample policy covers repurchase agreement and repo sweep transactions.
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