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Currently, reciprocal deposits, like those just described, are considered brokered deposits arriving at a bank through a third party and, thus, deposits believed to be less stable than those organically generated by a bank.
CARS deposits are brokered deposits. Swept accounts are brokered deposits unless the bank receives a primary purpose exemption. Section 337.6 does not apply to well-capitalized institutions.
One key provision of S. 2155 that has received little publicity so far is Section 202. Under Section 202, which became effective when the president signed S. 2155, most reciprocal deposits are no longer considered brokered.
A brokered deposit is a deposit made to a bank by a third-party deposit broker. A deposit broker is a person who places other peoples' deposits with insured institutions.
The good news is that if your financial institution is well capitalized, you can accept brokered deposits without limitation. In fact, the prudent use of brokered deposits within legal requirements is entirely acceptable to the FDIC.
CARS is a legitimate service that has been in existence since 2003. Your money is as safe as it would be in any FDIC-insured institution because the money sits in banks (CARS does not take possession of any money).
DEFINITION of Brokered Deposit A deposit broker is a person who places other peoples' deposits with insured institutions. The brokered deposits are usually large-denomination and are often sold by a bank to a brokerage, which then divides it into smaller pieces for sale to its customers.
Funds invested through CARS are deposited only in FDIC-insured banks and the local bank acts as a custodian for CARS deposits.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) preserves and promotes public confidence in the U.S. financial system by insuring deposits in banks and thrift institutions for at least $250,000; by identifying, monitoring and addressing risks to the deposit insurance funds; and by limiting the effect on the economy ...
A listing service is a company that compiles and publishes information about deposit accounts at many banks for consideration by interested depositors. The information published by a listing service will include the interest rates offered by the various banks.
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