Public Information:
SEMIANNUAL ASSESSMENT

Reference: 12 CFR 8 Summary

Assessment Information

Updated December 1, 2009

• The marginal rates of the OCC's general assessment schedule continue to be indexed to reflect inflation, as measured by the Gross Domestic Product Implicit Price Deflator (GDPIPD) for the previous June-to-June period. The GDPIPD adjustment is 1.4 percent for 2010. The indexation adjustment will apply only to the first $20 billion in a national bank's assets.
• Fees assessed independent trust banks and independent credit card banks have been adjusted for inflation. The schedules shown below reflect these changes.
• The OCC will continue to charge interest on all payments received after the due date. The interest rate charged will be the United States Treasury Department's current value of funds rate that is published quarterly in the Federal Register.

The OCC's assessment schedule continues to include a surcharge for banks that require increased supervisory resources. The surcharge ensures that fees reflect the increased cost of supervision that applies to those national banks and federal branches and agencies of foreign banks rated 3, 4, or 5 under the uniform financial institution rating system (UFIRS), or the risk management, operational controls, compliance and asset quality (ROCA) rating system as of the relevant call date (i.e., December 31, 2009 or June 30, 2010). The surcharge is to be applied to all components of an institution's assessment, including book assets, assets under management (for independent trust banks), and receivables attributable (for independent credit card banks). National banks and federal branches and agencies of foreign banks that are subject to the surcharge calculate the surcharge by multiplying the sum of the general assessment (based on the institution's book assets up to $20 billion) plus the independent trust bank assessment or the independent credit card bank assessment by 50 percent for 3-rated institutions or by 100 percent for 4- and 5-rated institutions.

The OCC will continue to reduce the assessment of nonlead national banks by 12 percent. A nonlead bank, for this purpose, is a national bank and federal branch or agency that is not the largest national bank, based on total assets, controlled by a company owning two or more national banks. Nonlead national banks within any company should multiply their calculated general assessment by 88 percent to recognize the nonlead discount. The 12 percent discount does not apply to the independent trust bank assessment or the independent credit card bank assessment, given that independent trust banks and independent credit card banks, by definition, are not affiliated with full-service national banks.

Each national bank and federal branch or agency pays the general assessment fee. Independent trust banks pay the general assessment fee and the independent trust bank assessment. Independent credit card banks pay the general assessment fee and the independent credit card bank assessment. Assessments will be calculated using the schedules below and then adjusted for the nonlead discount and/or condition surcharge.

General Assessment Fee Schedule

Independent Trust Bank Semiannual Assessment Schedule

Independent Credit Card Bank Semiannual Assessment Schedule

If the bank's total off-balance sheet receivables attributable are: (millions)		The Independent Credit Card Bank Semiannual Assessment will be:
Over	But Not Over
$0	$100	$45,848
100	1,000	68,500
1,000	5,000	97,701
5,000		114,371

HOURLY RATE FOR EXAMINATIONS AND INVESTIGATIONS

Reference: 12 CFR 8.6

Effective date: Examinations and investigations subject to the fee beginning after January 1, 2003

Rate: $110.00 per hour to recover the cost of conducting special examinations and investigations described in 12 CFR 8.6

LICENSING FEES

Reference: 12 CFR 5.5

All licensing fees have been suspended for calendar year 2010.