There are three repurchase markets that run parallel to each other: (i) the Bank of Thailand (BOT) repurchase market, (ii) the bilateral repurchase market (between BOT and primary dealers), and (iii) the private repurchase market. A number of trading conventions for each market are detailed at the BOT website, which is linked below. A BOT Notification for Commercial Banks to Engage in Private Repurchase Transactions is also linked below. In December 2006, the BOT asked financial institutions to refrain from selling buy-back transactions for all maturities.

The Thai Bond Market Association (ThaiBMA) Repurchase Standard Agreement is linked below. Thailand endorses the International Swaps & Derivatives Association (ISDA) standards for repurchase agreements, as detailed in the ISDA Master Agreement. This can be found by following the ThaiBMA link below.

BOT also provides the latest and historical repurchase rates at its website, which is linked below.