CDs Preferred by Depositors and CFOs Alike
Redeemable CDs are traditional CDs, but they can be withdrawn early with no fixed-penalty. The redemption value at early withdrawal is calculated based on the CD’s fair market value to the institution. Just like U.S. Treasuries where people can sell to a market, institutions are making a market for their CDs, one where they define the redemption value.
Banking providers can
add redemption to their
CDs through one simple
method.
With early withdrawal
available, CDs no longer
carry the locked-in-to-
maturity stigma that
limits them to narrow
depositor segments.
High-balance savers
prefer a CD yield
paired with a
redemption option.
Rather than simply
removing penalties, the
dollar value of a
Redeemable CD = It’s
fair value to the
institution.
CDs used to be 55% of the industry’s total deposits, according to the FDIC; they now account for only 12%.
While total domestic deposits have climbed to $17.3 trillion, time deposits only recently made it past to the $2 trillion mark, a volume level they’ve hugged since 1985.
Growth in CDs during past 20 years
Growth in similar U.S. Treasuries during past 20 years
The future of the CD is
in banking’s control.
Get an introduction to the Redeemable CD process.
See how our IP protects institutions offering Redeemable CDs.
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