Gilt Repo Market
The gilt repo market is the UK secured funding market where cash is borrowed and lent against gilt collateral.
Fixed-income terms for gilt repo markets, rebate rates, securities lending, and securities loans.
Repo, securities lending, and borrowing terms describe financing and collateral transactions that support bond-market liquidity and short-term funding.
Use this branch when ownership, borrowing, collateral, rebate rates, or funding mechanics affect fixed-income trading and portfolio operations.
| Term | What it clarifies |
|---|---|
| Gilt Repo Market | Repo market activity involving gilts. |
| Rebate Rate | A rate used in securities lending economics. |
| Securities Lending | Lending securities against collateral. |
| Securities Loan | A transaction in which securities are borrowed and returned under agreed terms. |
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The gilt repo market is the UK secured funding market where cash is borrowed and lent against gilt collateral.
A rebate rate is the cash-collateral interest rate in securities lending that helps determine the net cost of borrowing securities.
Securities lending temporarily loans securities to a borrower against collateral, creating lending income, short-sale supply, and collateral risk.
A securities loan is a securities-borrowing contract backed by collateral, rate terms, recall rights, and return obligations.