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Tri-Party/GCF Repo Statistics
The downloadable data provides summary statistics that cover the volume and value of all transactions in the tri-party repo market on a typical business day (generally the seventh of the month). It details the types of assets being used as collateral and their volume shares, the median and range of haircuts by asset class, and the market share taken by the top three dealers in each asset class, if more than three dealers are active. The data are useful for tracking the market’s size over time, how the composition of financing is evolving, margin trends, and dealer concentration.
Volume, margin, and collateral composition information is collected from the clearing banks and consolidated by the New York Fed. The data have been published monthly since May 2010 in the interests of market transparency, following a recommendation of the Task Force on Tri-Party Repo Infrastructure Reform. With the November 2025 update, there were several changes to the reporting described in the Explanatory Notes in Downloads.
Since 2011 the available data have included the gross volume of general collateral finance repo (GCF Repo®) transactions by asset class on a representative trading day each month. This information covers the portion of U.S. tri-party repo activity that is cleared and settled by the Government Securities Division of the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation (FICC) for member institutions.
The data represent snapshots of activity on the seventh business day of each month; they are published on or about the eleventh business day of the month, with exceptions described in the Explanatory Notes.
Economic Policy Review, November 2012.
Economic Policy Review, December 2015.
Liberty Street Economics, April 2011.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Tri-Party/GCF Repo® Statistics, https://newyorkfed.org/research/tri-party-repo.
Tri-Party/GCF Repo® Statistics does not represent official estimates of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, its President, the Federal Reserve System, or the Federal Open Market Committee.
