TY - BOOK AU - World Bank PY - 2013 DA - 2013// TI - Financial Sector Assessment Program Update: Assessment of Philippines Deposit Insurance Corporation PB - World Bank CY - Washington, DC KW - ACCESS TO DEPOSIT KW - ACCOUNTING KW - ACCURATE INFORMATION KW - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES KW - ALL LIABILITIES KW - AMOUNT DUE KW - ASPECTS OF DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - ASSET DETERIORATION KW - ASSET RECOVERIES KW - ASSOCIATION OF DEPOSIT INSURERS KW - AUDIT COMMITTEE KW - AUDITORS KW - AUDITS KW - BANK CLOSURE KW - BANK CUSTOMERS KW - BANK FAILURE KW - BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS KW - BANK LIQUIDATIONS KW - BANK OWNERS KW - BANK SECRECY KW - BANK SUPERVISORS KW - BANKING ASSETS KW - BANKING LAWS KW - BANKING PRACTICE KW - BANKING PRACTICES KW - BANKING SECTOR KW - BANKING SERVICES KW - BANKING SUPERVISION KW - BLANKET GUARANTEE KW - BLANKET GUARANTEES KW - BOND KW - BRANCH NETWORK KW - BUSINESS BORROWER KW - CAPITAL MARKETS KW - CENTRAL BANK KW - CLAIM KW - CLAIM FORMS KW - CLOSED BANKS KW - CODE OF CONDUCT KW - CODE OF ETHICS KW - COMMERCIAL BANKS KW - CONFLICTS OF INTEREST KW - COOPERATIVE BANKS KW - CORPORATE GOVERNANCE KW - COST OF DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - COVERAGE AMOUNT KW - COVERAGE AMOUNTS KW - COVERAGE LIMIT KW - COVERAGE LIMITS KW - CREDIBILITY KW - CREDITORS KW - CREDITS KW - CRIMINAL ACTS KW - DEFALCATION KW - DEFAULTS KW - DEPOSIT KW - DEPOSIT ACCOUNT KW - DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS KW - DEPOSIT COVERAGE KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE AGENCIES KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE CLAIMS KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE COVERAGE KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE COVERAGE LIMIT KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE FUND KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE PROGRAM KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE REGIME KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM DESIGN KW - DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEMS KW - DEPOSIT INSURER KW - DEPOSIT TAKING INSTITUTION KW - DEPOSIT TAKING INSTITUTIONS KW - DEPOSITOR KW - DEPOSITOR CONFIDENCE KW - DEPOSITORS KW - DEPOSITORY KW - DEPOSITS KW - DEPOSITS OF BANKS KW - DERIVATIVE KW - DERIVATIVE TRANSACTIONS KW - DEVELOPMENT BANKS KW - DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION KW - EFFECTIVE DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - EFFECTIVENESS OF DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - ESTATE KW - EXTENT OF COVERAGE KW - FAILING BANK KW - FAILURE RESOLUTION KW - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KW - FINANCIAL CONDITION KW - FINANCIAL CRISIS KW - FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES KW - FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY KW - FINANCIAL INSTITUTION KW - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS KW - FINANCIAL STABILITY KW - FINANCIAL SYSTEM KW - FORBEARANCE KW - FOREIGN BANKS KW - FOREIGN BRANCHES KW - FORMAL BANKING SYSTEM KW - FORMAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - FORMAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM KW - FRAUD KW - GENERAL OBSERVATIONS KW - GOOD FAITH KW - GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE KW - GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS KW - INDIVIDUAL DEPOSIT KW - INDIVIDUAL DEPOSITORS KW - INFLATION KW - INFORMATION DISSEMINATION KW - INSOLVENT KW - INSTITUTIONS FOR DEPOSIT KW - INSURABLE DEPOSIT KW - INSURANCE FUND KW - INSURED BANK KW - INSURED BANKS KW - INSURED COVERAGE KW - INSURED DEPOSIT KW - INSURED DEPOSITORS KW - INSURED DEPOSITORY INSTITUTION KW - INSURED DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS KW - INSURED DEPOSITS KW - INTERNATIONAL BANK KW - INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS KW - INTERPRETATION OF LAWS KW - INVENTORY KW - INVENTORY OF ASSETS KW - INVESTMENT POLICY KW - JUDGES KW - JUDICIAL PROCESS KW - JUDICIARY KW - JURISDICTIONS KW - LEGAL ACTIONS KW - LEGAL FRAMEWORK KW - LEGAL PROTECTION KW - LEGISLATION KW - LENDER KW - LEVEL OF COVERAGE KW - LIABILITY KW - LIMITED COVERAGE KW - LIMITED COVERAGE SYSTEM KW - LINES OF CREDIT KW - LIQUIDATION KW - LIQUIDATION OF ASSETS KW - LIQUIDITY KW - LOAN KW - LOAN ASSOCIATIONS KW - LOAN PAYMENTS KW - LOCAL GOVERNMENT KW - MANDATE KW - MANDATES KW - MANDATORY DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - MANDATORY PARTICIPATION KW - MONETARY FUND KW - MORAL HAZARD KW - MORAL HAZARD RISK KW - MORTGAGE KW - MORTGAGE BANKS KW - NUMBER OF BANKS KW - OBJECTIVES FOR DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - OBLIGATIONS TO DEPOSITORS KW - OPEN BANK KW - OPEN BANKS KW - PENALTIES KW - PRIVATE BANKS KW - PROMPT CORRECTIVE ACTION KW - PROMPT CORRECTIVE ACTIONS KW - PROMPT PAYMENT KW - PRUDENTIAL REGULATIONS KW - PUBLIC CONFIDENCE KW - PUBLIC FUNDS KW - PUBLIC POLICY KW - RECEIVER KW - RECEIVERSHIP KW - RECORD KEEPING KW - REGULATORY SYSTEM KW - REHABILITATION PLAN KW - REHABILITATION PLANS KW - RESERVE REQUIREMENTS KW - RIGHT OF SUBROGATION KW - RISK MANAGEMENT KW - RISK TAKING KW - ROLE OF DEPOSIT INSURANCE KW - RURAL BANKS KW - SAFETY NET KW - SALARIES KW - SALARY KW - SAVINGS KW - SAVINGS BANKS KW - SETTLEMENT KW - SMALL BUSINESS KW - SMALL BUSINESSES KW - SMALL DEPOSITORS KW - SOVEREIGN GUARANTEE KW - SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS KW - SUBROGATION KW - SUPERVISORY POWERS KW - TRANSFER OF DEPOSITS KW - UNINSURED DEPOSITOR KW - UNSOUND BANKING KW - VOLUME OF DEPOSITS AB - The global economic and financial sector crisis of 2008-09 became a stark reminder to countries around the world of the need for an effective process for maintaining the confidence of depositors and resolving troubled financial institutions with the least amount of adverse impact on the financial sector and the community served by the institutions. The role of deposit insurance was highlighted during this difficult time. Nations without a formal system found the need to reassure their citizens by announcing formal government guaranties. Nations with established systems were not immune from the public's concern and as a result many increased the allowable coverage. The Philippines, although somewhat immune from the global crisis, none the less felt the impact of the crisis and responded, as did other countries, by taking steps to address the possible impact of the crisis by bolstering depositor confidence. The Philippines stands out among its Asian neighbors at being in the forefront of deposit insurance. Long before deposit insurance became popular at the peak of the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990's, the Philippines already had an established formal deposit insurance system. The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) is a government instrumentality. It was established in June 1963 with the passage of Republic Act (RA) 3591. The role of PDIC at that time was to help build the banking sector by encouraging citizens to save and to deposit those savings in the formal banking system. It was to do this by assuring depositors of the safety of their deposits by providing a government sponsored insurance of up to a P 10,000 per depositor in the event of a bank failure. The underlying motivation was to promote a safe and sound banking system and to foster public confidence in it. UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16057 LA - English ID - 797608753 ER -