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International Comparison - Funding -

  Japan U.S.A. UK
Pre-funding /
Post-funding
Pre-funding Pre-funding Post-funding
Flat / Differential Flat rate Differential rate Flat rate
Rate of premium 0.107% (deposits for payment and settlement purposed, FY2009)
0.081% (general deposits, etc. FY2008)
0.05%~0.43% (2008)
0.12%~0.50% (1Q.2009)
0.3% (maximum)

Borrowing

DICJ can borrow funds in the following ways on a government guaranteed basis.
  • Issue of DICJ bonds
  • Borrowing from BOJ
  • Borrowing from private financial institutions
FDIC can borrow funds in the following ways.
  • Borrowing from the Government
  • Borrowing from the Federal Financing Bank (for working capital)
FSCS can borrow funds in the following ways.
  • Borrowing from private financial institutions
  • Borrowing from BOE, etc.
Targeted Reserve Ratio
(= Accumulated fund / Total insured deposits)
- 1.25% (2008)
* FDIC reviews the target ratio between 1.15% and 1.50% on an annual basis.
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Current accumulated funds Deficit (General Account)
△ JPY 910.5 billion (March 2009)
$ 13.0 billion (March 2009)
* Reserve Ratio: 0.27%
Deficit of £ 430 million (March 2009)
Separately, loss of £ 19.8 billion (resolution cost of 5 failed institutions in 2008)
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