International Affairs
FDIC 101: An Introduction to Deposit Insurance, Bank Supervision, and Resolutions
The 2022 session of FDIC Virtual 101is schedule for October 31, 2022 through November 3rd, 2022. FDIC Virtual 101 is an Introduction to Deposit Insurance, Bank Supervision, and Resolutions. FDIC Virtual 101 is a four-day virtual program designed to provide participants with an overview of the governing policies and procedures used by the FDIC to support its mandates.
The deadline to apply will be August 31st, 2022.
FDIC Virtual 101 is a four-day program designed to provide a high-level overview of the FDIC's policies and operations in a format tailored for an international audience. During the program, senior FDIC experts will:
- Describe the FDIC's bank supervision activities and authority.
- Explain how the FDIC manages the Deposit Insurance Fund.
- Describe how the FDIC resolves failed banks and its role in resolution planning for systemically important financial institutions
Candidate Profile
FDIC Virtual 101 is designed for senior to mid-level managers and rising leaders from deposit insurers, central banks, bank supervisors, and other agencies involved in financial stability. Participants should have at least five years of experience in the financial sector and be familiar with one or more of the program's core subjects: supervision, resolutions, or deposit insurance. Applicants will be asked to provide information to verify that they meet the prerequisite experience.
Translation services will not be offered. Students should have a strong command of English to maximize their comprehension of the program.
Application Process
Space in the program is limited. FDIC will attempt to accommodate at least one candidate from interested organizations.
- Use the online FDIC International Training Application Form to apply to attend. The due date for the form will be August 31st, 20222.
- FDIC will confirm accepted participants and may offer organizations an opportunity to register additional candidates.
Program Fee
There is no fee for this virtual course.
FDIC Contact
If you have questions about the FDIC Virtual 101 program, you may direct them via e-mail to InternationalTraining@fdic.gov. Please copy Robert Vanderbilt at rvanderbilt@fdic.gov and Sherriann E. Shaw sheshaw@fdic.gov on correspondence.