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hi this is David a banach turtle with a quick review of a repurchase agreement or what's called a repo transaction now it's just a secured loan so if we start here with the borrower also called the buyer and the repo or the one who's doing the repo then our borrower here is selling the collateral so this could be a bond to the lender the lender is also called the seller and the repo or the one who's doing the reverse repo so the borrower selling the collateral to the lender in exchange for cash so my simple example the collateral has a value of $100 here and so our borrowers borrowing $100 against this collateral and now here's the key thing our borrower is promising to repurchase or buy that collateral back in the near future as soon as tomorrow probably so if they're selling that a spot price here they're really locking in a forward price tomorrow and so if we skip forward one day this is tomorrow then our borrower here repurchases the collateral by paying the locked-in forward pric...