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ARTICLE · 12 APRIL 2019

FDIC Proposes Better Process For Deposit Insurance Determinations

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The FDIC proposed to amend two rules to streamline the process for making insurance determinations if a bank is placed into receivership.

United StatesFinance and Banking

The FDIC proposed to amend two rules to streamline the process for making insurance determinations if a bank is placed into receivership.

The FDIC requested feedback on a proposal to make revisions to Part 370 (Recordkeeping for Timely Deposit Insurance Determination) before the compliance date - April 1, 2020. According to the FDIC, the proposal (i) clarifies the rule's mandates, (ii) better aligns the "burdens of the rule with its benefits" and (ii) makes technical corrections.

In addition, the FDIC proposed to amend Part 330 (Deposit Insurance Coverage), which requires an account to be "separately insured as a joint account." The FDIC proposal would supply an alternative method to meet the "signature card" requirement.

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