Assessment Dividends, Assessment Rates and Designated Reserve Ratio.

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• Publisher's site:
  https://www.fdic.gov/|FDIC.gov
• Corporate Authors:
  Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
• Description:
  This Federal Register contains 5 comments. The comments can be found in the Supporting Files section.
• Content Notes:
  Chart 1: Reserve Ratios, 1950-2010 (Pg 66274)
  
  Chart 2: Effective Assessment Rates, 1950-2010 (Pg 66275)
  
  Chart 3: Reserve Ratios (Pg 66276)
  
  Chart 4: Effective Assessment Rates (Pg 66277)
  
  Chart 5: Reserve Ratios 1950-2010 (Pg 66278)
  
  Chart 6: Effective Assessment Rates, 1950-2010 (Pg 66279)
  
  Chart 7: Reserve Ratios, 1950-2010 (Pg 6680)
  
  Chart 8: Effective Assessment Rates, 1950-2010 (Pg 6681)
  
  Table 1: Table 1-Current Initial Base Assessment Rates (Pg 66282)
  
  Table 2: Table 2-Initial and Total Base Assessment Rates (Pg 66282)
  
  Table 3: Table 3-Initial and Total Base Assessment Rates Effective for the Quarter Beginning Immediately After the Quarter in Which the Reserve Ratio Meets or Exceeds 1.15 Percent (Pg 66283)
  
  Table 4: Table 4-Initial and Total Base Assessment Rates Effective for Any Quarter When the Reserve Ratio for the Prior Quarter Meets or Exceeds 2 Percent (But is Less Than 2.5 Percent) (Pg 66283)
  
  Table 5: Table 5-nitial and Total Base Assessment Rates Effective for Any Quarter When the Reserve Ratio for the Prior Quarter Meets or Exceeds 2.5 Percent (Pg 66284)
  
  Table 6: Initial Base Assessment Rate Schedule If, After September 30, 2010, The Reserve Ratio Has Not Reached 1.15 Percent (Pg 66287)
  
  Table 7: Total Base Assessment Rate Schedule (After Adjustments) If, After September 30, 2010, the Reserve Ratio Has Not Reached 1.15 Percent (Pg 66287)
  
  Table 8: Initial Base Assessment Rate Schedule Once the Reserve Ratio of the DIF Reaches 1.15 Percent After September 30, 2010, and the Reserve Ratio for the Immediately Prior Assessment Period is Less than 2 Percent (Pg 66288)
  
  Table 9: Total Base Assessment Rate Schedule (After Adjustments) Once the Reserve Ratio of the DIF Reaches 1.15 Percent After September 30, 2010, and the Reserve Ratio for the Immediately Prior Assessment Period is Less than 2 Percent (Pg 66288)
  
  Table 10: Initial Base Assessment Rate Schedule If Reserve Ratio for Prior Assessment Period is Equal to or Greater Than 2 Percent and Less than 2.5 Percent (Pg 66289)
  
  Table 11: Total Base Assessment Rate Schedule (After Adjustments) If Reserve Ratio for Prior Assessment Period is Equal to or Greater Than 2 Percent and Less than 2.5 Percent (Pg 66289)
  
  Table 12: Initial Base Assessment Rate Schedule If Reserve Ratio for Prior Assessment Period is Greater Than 2.5 Percent (Pg 66289)
  
  Table 13: Total Base Assessment Rate Schedule (After Adjustments) f Reserve Ratio for Prior Assessment Period is Greater Than 2.5 Percent (Pg 66290)
  
  Table 14: Table A.1. Nominal Assessment Rates Needed to Maintain Positive Fund Balance (Pg 66291)
  
  Table 15: Table A.2. Assessment Rate Multiplier From Non-Crisis to Crisis Years (Pg 66292)
  
  
• Dataset Download URL:
  https://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/federal/2010/10proposeoct27.pdf
• Format:
  PDF
• Release Date:
  10/27/2010
• Agencies Involved:
  Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
• Law Involved:
  Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act)
• Comment Period End Date:
  11/26/2010
• Source:
  FDIC Website
• Federal Register Citation Number:
  75 FR 66272
• CFR Number:
  12 CFR Part 327
• RIN Indentifier:
  RIN 3064-AD63
• Main Document Checksum:
  urn:sha256:a0d1fa49521d2871e65abcbbf5ba15cf0e683d6f3bb12fa4a4ff12766e57231f
• Download URL:
  https://archive.fdic.gov/view/fdic/5672/fdic_5672_DS1.pdf
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