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Deposit Reporting

Changes to the Report of Condition & Income (“Call”) and to the Thrift Financial Report (“TFR”)
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) has issued a Financial Institution Letter, FIL-21-2007, dealing with revisions to assessable deposit reporting in regulatory reports filed by banks and thrifts. It is essential to understand these reporting changes, which fully took effect as of March 31, 2008. Additional information is available in FIL-21-2007.

Interim Assessable Deposit Review Guide
The Interim Assessable Deposit Review Guide (Revised Interim Guide) was made available to institutions on FDICconnect on February 27, 2008 (to download see below). The Revised Interim Guide updates the draft Interim Guide sent out on July 9, 2007. The FDIC invites comments and suggestions for improving the content or presentation of the revision to the FDIC Deposit Compliance Analysis Section in Dallas, Texas, at 972-761-2169; email DCAS@fdic.gov. The FDIC plans to issue the Assessable Deposit Review Guide shortly.

For the steps to download the guide from FDICconnect, click here: FDICconnect

Revised Reporting Format
Since the definition of deposits for assessment purposes has not changed substantially, if reported correctly in the past, the gross total deposit liabilities (RC-O item no. A or DI 510) are a combination of all deposits previously reported under RC-E, RC-G 1.a, and the current RC-O line items 1 through 12, or DI line items 620 through 700, plus foreign deposits and excluding unposted debits and credits. Please click on the links below for tables that show the line item changes between the current reporting format and the revised reporting format.

Comparison of the old Call Report format to the revised Call Report format

Comparison of the old TFR format to the revised TFR format





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