Systems under Development
IADI member organisations are frequently called upon to provide counsel addressing the establishment of a deposit insurance system. Please contact IADI Regional Chairpersons for assistance and information through IADI Service.
| 1. Bhutan | 2. Cambodia* | 3. Costa Rica |
| 4. Curacao and Sint Maarten | 5. Ethiopia | 6. Gambia |
| 7. Grenada | 8. Israel | 9. Kuwait |
| 10. Liberia | 11. Malawi | 12. Mauritius* |
| 13. Myanmar1 | 14. Namibia | 15. New Zealand2 |
| 16. Panama | 17. Qatar | 18. Seychelles |
| 19. South Africa* | 20. Syria | 21. Swaziland |
| 22. Tunisia | 23. Turks and Caicos Islands | 24. United Arab Emirates |
| 25. Zambia |
(Updated 10 December 2018)
* An asterisk marks the jurisdictions whose entities are IADI Associates.
1 Deposit insurance is provided by Myanmar Insurance Agency, the state-owned enterprise as a representative of government. No rules and regulations for deposit insurance. If bank is bankrupt, the government will reimburse.
2 Deposit Insurance in New Zealand was introduced as a provisional system in response to the Global Financial Crisis. No deposit insurance in place today.