The Deposit Insurance Corporation (DIC) is proactive in ensuring that you are able to get answers when you need it. Amongst our readiness tools is a locally based Call Centre partner. The DIC will activate the Call Centre in the event that we are called upon to resolve one of our members.
In December 2020, the DIC premiered its Deposit Insurance Online Training for Institutions. This particular training is part of our awareness programme for Staff of our Member Institutions and other Institutional Stakeholders.
From time to time we like to know what you know about us, so we carried out a study amongst members of the public aged 18-69 from across Trinidad and Tobago to determine their awareness of the DIC and deposit insurance. Today we are sharing with you some highlights from …
In November 2018, fiscal 2019, the DIC launched its five-year Strategic Plan following approval from its Board of Directors.
The DIC engages in community outreach activities that take the form of voluntary activity and contribute to the social and environmental well-being of communities and, by extension, our country.
Guided by the findings and recommendations of the market research, the DIC makes every effort to keep Stakeholders aware and informed about the DIC.
The Deposit Insurance Corporation’s (DIC) Public Policy Objectives serves the public good by highlighting our role in the protection of depositors, and outlines our contribution to the stability of the financial system in Trinidad and Tobago.
The DIC, from its inception in 1986 to present, has liquidated a total of nine MIs, the most recent being CLICO Investment Bank Limited, one of the largest liquidations in the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
A depositor, can obtain a maximum of TT$375,000, assuming they maintain deposits in all 3 rights and capacities at a member institution prior to failure.
