Bankowość · 8.09.1999

Assessments

The Board of Directors of the FDIC (Board) is proposing several changes to the FDIC's regulation governing assessments. The Board is proposing to change the reporting date used to determine the capital component of the assessment risk classifications assigned to FDIC-insured depository institutions. The proposal is to move that date closer by one calendar quarter to the assessment period for which the capital component is assigned. This change would permit the FDIC to use more up-to-date information in determining institutions' assessment risk classifications. The proposed date would coincide with the date currently used to determine the supervisory component of the assessment risk classification. To permit the use of more up-to-date capital information, the Board is further proposing to shorten from 30 days to 15 days the prior notice that the FDIC sends to institutions advising them of their assessment risk classifications for the following semiannual assessment period. The same reduction is proposed for the invoice sent by the FDIC each quarter showing the amount of the assessment payment due for the next quarterly collection. At the other end of the process, the Board is propos