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Rapid Compensation Payments to Depositors of “Yangi Bank” JSC by the Deposit Guarantee Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan
In January 2026, following the revocation of “Yangi Bank” JSC’s banking licence and its compulsory liquidation, the Deposit Guarantee Agency of Uzbekistan swiftly activated compensation mechanisms to protect depositors. Under national legislation, deposits up to UZS 200 million are guaranteed by the State, and the Agency ensured timely access to compensation payments for affected depositors.
Payments totalling UZS 208 billion (approximately USD 16.9 million) were disbursed to 31,507 depositors, covering 98.7% of all account holders. By leveraging online platforms and regional service centres, the Agency achieved remarkable efficiency, with 95% of the planned compensation paid out by 11 February 2026. This rapid response underscored the Agency’s operational readiness and strengthened public confidence in the financial system.
The success of this operation highlights the critical role of the Deposit Guarantee Agency in maintaining financial stability. For a detailed account of the compensation process and its outcomes, please refer to the full article.
Updates from the Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC), India
DICGC released the fourth edition of its Half-Yearly Newsletter, Safety-Net (April–September 2025). This edition highlights key developments in deposit insurance operations, including public awareness initiatives, the launch of the tech-driven premium payment platform ‘SAMYAK’, and the Single Customer View (SCV) Application. It also features selected international updates and outreach efforts. The newsletter is available here.
Additionally, DICGC announced the implementation of a Risk-Based Premium framework for deposit insurance in India, effective from 1 April 2026. This initiative aims to strengthen risk management and align premium contributions with institutional risk profiles. Further details can be found in the official circular here.
FITD Holds Annual General Meeting
On 27 February, the Interbank Deposit Protection Fund (FITD) held its Annual General Meeting, during which the activities of 2025 and the plan for 2026 were presented. The meeting also marked the official release of the 2025 Annual Reports for both FITD and its Voluntary Scheme.
Key resources include the FITD Annual Report (English section begins on page 137), the SVI Annual Report (English section begins on page 41), and the press release. Additionally, FITD Director General Alfredo Pallini presented the 2025 Annual Report in a video with English subtitles.
These materials, along with further updates, are available on FITD’s social media profiles, including LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook.
Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan (DICJ) Annual Report
The Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan (DICJ) is pleased to share the “DICJ Annual Report 2024/2025”. This report provides a summary of the operations conducted by the DICJ in FY2024, covering the period from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025.
CDIC Corporate Plan: Protecting Depositors and Promoting Financial Stability
The Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) continues its long-term commitment to protect depositors and promote financial stability in a rapidly evolving environment. Outlining its strategies for the 2025–2026 to 2029–2030 planning period, CDIC focuses on three strategic objectives: depositor trust and confidence, resolution readiness, and organisational strength.
CDIC is dedicated to maintaining public trust by raising awareness of deposit protection and providing clear, reliable information to depositors. It also ensures resolution readiness by enhancing risk assessment, preparedness practices, and crisis simulations. Additionally, CDIC will continue investing in its people, systems, and cyber security to strengthen its organisational resilience.
As a federal Crown corporation established in 1967, CDIC protects over $1 trillion in insured deposits across more than 80 member institutions. Funded by premiums from its members, CDIC has resolved 43 member failures to date without any depositor losing money under its protection. For more details, the Summary of the Corporate Plan includes CDIC’s operating and capital budgets, as well as its borrowing plan.
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PDIC Strengthens Push for Depositor Protection through Nationwide Multimedia Campaign
The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) has launched its third nationwide multimedia public awareness campaign, spanning television, radio, digital platforms, and out-of-home advertising. This campaign underscores the importance of deposit insurance as a safeguard for Filipinos’ hard-earned savings, while promoting confidence in the financial system.
The campaign features relatable and engaging content, including television commercials like “Game Show” and “Invisible”, which highlight the benefits of saving in banks and the protection PDIC provides. Radio spots build on familiar themes, including love advice programs and catchy jingles, to drive home the message of depositor protection. Complementing these efforts are billboards, transit ads, and digital campaigns that ensure widespread visibility and accessibility of PDIC’s key messages.
Through this multi-platform approach, PDIC continues to fulfil its mandate of protecting depositors and promoting financial stability. For more information, visit www.pdic.gov.ph or follow PDIC on their official social media channels.
IADI Publications
- E-money and Deposit Insurance – Policy Options
The IADI Policy Paper discusses four policy options for integrating e-money into deposit insurance systems. For each policy option, the paper discusses the effective protection offered, as well as technical considerations and preconditions for the approaches to function effectively. - IADI Deposit Insurance Systems Data
The 2025 IADI Annual Survey Data includes responses from 114 deposit insurers globally who participated in the most recent Annual Survey. With the assistance of the Data Technical Committee, the collected data underwent a quality review. This data is now available on eBIS for internal use.
On the Horizon
Keep an eye on these upcoming initiatives, events, and opportunities shaping the deposit insurance landscape.
- The 2026 calendar of events is now available on the IADI website.
- Recording of past events, including the Digitalisation Roundtable and Digitalisation Webinars), are available to Members on eBIs.
- Members are invited to support IADI through secondments (on-site or remote). Please submit proposals by 29 March 2026.
- The Consultation on Impact of Digitalisation and Financial Innovation on Deposit Insurance Systems closes on 16 March 2026. Please encourage interested parties to respond!
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