Home >> Society >> Government >> Finance >> Deposit Guarantors United States - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal deposit insurance protects the first $100,000 of deposits that are payable in the United States. Mexico - Instituto Para el Ahorro Bancario The Institute for the Protection of Bank Savings, IPAB, which is the successor to FOBAPROA. Canada (Quebec) - La Régie de l'assurance-dépôts du Québec Guarantees deposits up to C$60,000. Taiwan - Central Deposit Insurance Corporation Site has some statistics relating to insured deposits, and more information in Chinese. Japan - Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan Guarantees up to a maximum principal of ¥10 million per depositor per financial institution, plus interest. For current deposits, until end March 2005, the full amount is protected. Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation Protects principal and interest of insured deposits up to KRW 50,000,000. Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation Deposits insured up to P 100,000. Bulgaria - Deposit Insurance Fund Undertakes to pay in full the deposit amounts of legal entities and physical persons up to BGN 15,000. France - Fonds de Garantie des Dépôts Compensates depositors of an institution which can no longer meet its liabilities, up to a limit of �70,000 per depositor. Hungary - Országos Betétbioztosítási Alap National Deposit Insurance Fund, which guarantees deposits up to one million forints. Business: Financial Services: Banking Services: Banks and Institutions Society: Government: Finance: Central Banks Society: Government: Finance: Debt Agencies Society: Government: Finance: Ministries Society: Government: Finance: Regulators
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