Title 12

PART 370 APPENDIX B



Appendix B to Part 370 - Output Files Structure

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Appendix B to Part 370 - Output Files Structure

These output files will include the data necessary for the FDIC to determine deposit insurance coverage in a resolution. A covered institution's information technology system must have the capability to prepare and maintain the files detailed below. These files must be prepared in successive iterations as the FDIC receives additional data from external sources necessary to complete the deposit insurance determinations, and, as it updates pending determinations. The files will be comprised of the following four tables. The unique identifier and government identification are required in all four tables so those tables can be linked where necessary.

A null value, as indicated in the table below, is allowed for fields that are not immediately needed to calculate deposit insurance. To ensure timely calculations for depositor liquidity purposes, the information with null-value designations can be obtained after the initial deposit insurance calculation. As due diligence for recordkeeping progresses throughout the years of ongoing compliance, the FDIC expects that the banks will continue efforts to capture the null-value designations and populate the output file to alleviate the burden at failure. If a null value is allowed in a field, the record should not be placed in the pending file.

These files must be prepared in successive iterations as the covered institution receives additional data from external sources necessary to complete any pending deposit insurance calculations. The unique identifier is required in all four files to link the customer information. All files are pipe delimited. Do not pad leading and trailing spacing or zeros for the data fields.

Customer File. Customer File will be used by the FDIC to identify the customers. One record represents one unique customer.

The data elements will include:

Field name Description Format Null value
allowed?
1. CS_Unique_ID This field is the unique identifier that is the primary key for the depositor data record. It will be generated by the covered institution and there shall not be duplicates Variable Character No.
2. CS_Govt_ID This field shall contain the ID number that identifies the entity based on a government issued ID or corporate filling. Populate as follows: Variable Character No.
- For a United States individual - SSN or TIN
- For a foreign national individual - where a SSN or TIN does not exist, a foreign passport or other legal identification number (e.g., Alien Card)
- For a Non-Individual - the Tax identification Number (TIN), or other register entity number
3. CS_Govt_ID_Type The valid customer identification types are: Character (3) No.
- SSN - Social Security Number
- TIN - Tax Identification Number
- DL - Driver's License, issued by a State or Territory of the United States
- ML - Military ID
- PPT - Valid Passport
- AID - Alien Identification Card
- OTH - Other
4. CS_Type The customer type field indicates the type of entity the customer is at the covered institution. The valid values are: Character (3) Yes.
- IND - Individual
- BUS - Business
- TRT - Trust
- NFP - Non-Profit
- GOV - Government
- OTH - Other
5. CS_First_Name Customer first name. Use only for the name of individuals and the primary contact for entity Variable Character No.
6. CS_Middle_Name Customer middle name. Use only for the name of individuals and the primary contact for entity Variable Character Yes.
7. CS_Last_Name Customer last name. Use only for the name of individuals and the primary contact for entity Variable Character No.
8. CS_Name_Suffix Customer suffix Variable Character Yes.
9. CS_Entity_Name The registered name of the entity. Do not use this field if the customer is an individual Variable Character Yes.
10. CS_Street_Add_Ln1 Street address line 1. The current account statement mailing address of record Variable Character Yes.
11. CS_Street_Add_Ln2 Street address line 2. If available, the second address line Variable Character Yes.
12. CS_Street_Add_Ln3 Street address line 3. If available, the third address line Variable Character Yes.
13. CS_City The city associated with the mailing address Variable Character Yes.
14. CS_State The state for United States addresses or state/province/county for international addresses Variable Character Yes.
- For United States addresses use a two-character state code (official United States Postal Service abbreviations) associated with the mailing address.
- For international address follow that country state code.
15. CS_ZIP The Zip/Postal Code associated with the customer's mailing address Variable Character Yes.
- For United States zip codes, use the United States Postal Service ZIP+4 standard
- For international zip codes follow that standard format of that country.
16. CS_Country The country associated with the mailing address. Provide the country name or the standard International Organization for Standardization (ISO) country code Variable Character Yes.
17. CS_Telephone Customer telephone number. The telephone number on record for the customer, including the country code if not within the United States Variable Character Yes.
18. CS_Email The email address on record for the customer Variable Character Yes.
19. CS_Outstanding_Debt_Flag This field indicates whether the customer has outstanding debt with covered institution. This field may be used by the FDIC to determine offsets. Enter “Y” if customer has outstanding debt with covered institutions, enter “N” otherwise Character (1) Yes.
20. CS_Security_Pledge_Flag This field shall only be used for Government customers. This field indicates whether the covered institution has pledged securities to the government entity, to cover any shortfall in deposit insurance. Enter “Y” if the government entity has outstanding security pledge with covered institutions, enter “N” otherwise Character (1) No.