Chart shows ON RRP take-up by participating money market funds in April 2023, where each dot represents a different money market fund. Many dots are clustered close to the 45 degree line, suggesting that many money market funds have most or nearly all of their investments in the ON RRP.

Note: Chart shows ON RRP take-up by participating money market funds in April 2023. Total ON RRP investments are currently limited to $160 billion per fund. Sources: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and authors’ calculations

The Federal Reserve’s Overnight Reverse Repurchase Facility (ON RRP) has become increasingly important to the business model of many eligible money market funds because it provides a safe investment with competitive returns. The chart above shows each participating money market fund’s ON RRP investment compared with their total investments. Dots close to the 45° line indicate funds with nearly all of their investments in the ON RRP. As of April 2023, many funds kept most, and sometimes nearly all, of their investments in the ON RRP.

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Authors

Stefan A. Jacewitz

Research and Policy Officer

Stefan Jacewitz is a Research and Policy Officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. He joined the Economic Research Department in April 2021 after serving 12 years at t…

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W. Blake Marsh

Senior Economist

Blake Marsh is a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. He joined the Banking Research department in July 2016. His research areas are commercial bank regu…

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