NY Fed to conduct morning SRF operations in late June

The New York Federal Reserve announced plans to adjust the Standing Repo Facility (SRF) to conduct a daily morning SRF operation on each business day beginning Thursday, June 26, 2025. These daily morning SRF operations will be conducted from 8:15 to 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time (ET), and will facilitate earlier settlement of awarded positions on the Bank of New York (BNY) tri-party repo platform.
For some primary dealers and depository institutions, various frictions had implied that the efficacy of the SRF, as currently implemented, might be improved, in particular, timing. SRF auctions typically occur in the afternoon, whereas the repo market typically trades in the morning. This means that dealers seeking to intermediate the market by obtaining funding at the SRF and on-lending to clients would face some funding uncertainty.
The regularly scheduled afternoon SRF operations will continue to take place on each business day from 1:30 to 1:45 p.m. ET.

The additional daily morning SRF operations are intended to further enhance the effectiveness of the SRF in its ability to support the effective implementation of monetary policy and smooth market functioning.  The morning SRF operations will allow for the execution and settlement of SRF trades earlier each day, which, based on recent technical exercises and feedback from primary dealers and SRF counterparties, may better align with the timing of the funding needs of some SRF counterparties.

To facilitate earlier settlement, the NY Fed’s desk will position necessary funds on the BNY tri-party repo platform typically within thirty minutes of the operation close time on a best-efforts basis. Actual settlement timing will vary and depends in part on the delivery of securities. The repurchase of securities on the maturity date will take place on the BNY tri-party repo platform in the afternoon.

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