Repurchase Agreement
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Minimum investment amount
TTD $250,000
USD $50,000
FAQ
Here are some frequently asked questions about Repurchase Agreements.
What is a REPO?
What documents do I need to open a repurchase agreement?
Are REPO’s covered by Deposit Insurance Corporation?
What happens if I break the REPO before tenor?
What is a REPO?
A repurchase agreement (REPO) is a customizable fixed-income instrument where the interest rate and tenors are stated and known at the beginning of the investment.
What documents do I need to open a repurchase agreement?
To open an account you will need the following:
- Two forms of photo identification (ID card, driver’s license, passport)
- Proof of address (not older than 3 months. Mobile or cell phone bill not accepted)
- Proof of income (job letter or pay slip)
Are REPO’s covered by Deposit Insurance Corporation?
Funds invested are not deposits and are not covered by the DIC. All REPOs are fully collateralized and backed by bonds that are equal in value to your investment, offering you added security.
What happens if I break the REPO before tenor?
If you wish to break your REPO, you will recover all your capital with a lesser interest payment.
