The International Association of Deposit Insurers published a “Latest News” roundup of deposit insurance developments, including rapid compensation payments to depositors following the revocation of Yangi Bank JSC’s banking licence in Uzbekistan and India’s move to a risk-based premium framework for deposit insurance from 1 April 2026. In Uzbekistan, the Deposit Guarantee Agency activated compensation arrangements after Yangi Bank JSC entered compulsory liquidation, applying a state guarantee of deposits up to UZS 200 million. It reported paying UZS 208 billion (approximately USD 16.9 million) to 31,507 depositors, covering 98.7% of account holders, with 95% of planned compensation paid by 11 February 2026 using online platforms and regional service centres. The roundup also noted India’s Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation’s latest half-yearly “Safety-Net” newsletter, which covers public awareness initiatives and new systems including the ‘SAMYAK’ premium payment platform and the Single Customer View application, alongside updates from Italy’s Interbank Deposit Protection Fund annual meeting and annual reports, the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan annual report, the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation’s 2025–2026 to 2029–2030 corporate plan, and a nationwide multimedia awareness campaign launched by the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation. IADI also highlighted its own policy paper on e-money and deposit insurance and the availability of 2025 annual survey data on its eBIS platform for internal use, and flagged that its consultation on the impact of digitalisation and financial innovation on deposit insurance systems closes on 16 March 2026, with secondment proposals due by 29 March 2026.

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