Treasury & deposits
Reciprocal Deposit Networks
Networks that place deposits among participating banks so customers can receive broader insurance coverage while funds return in reciprocal form.
Buying context
Why it matters
Reciprocal arrangements can help retain large relationships and manage funding, but accounting, customer disclosure, capacity, and liquidity treatment require attention. The bank should understand how funds move under stressed conditions.
Due diligence
Questions to ask
- How are placements allocated, settled, reconciled, and reported to the customer and bank?
- Which balances are reciprocal, one-way, or otherwise treated differently for reporting and policy?
- What happens if network capacity, a participant, or settlement connectivity becomes unavailable?
- How can the bank retrieve customer ownership, rate, maturity, placement, and insurance records?
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