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CDARS

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CDARSCertificate of Deposit Account Registry Service (Promontory Interfinancial Network, LLC.)
CDARSCentre de Distribution Alimentaire de la Rive Sud
CDARSClient Data Analysis and Retrieval System
CDARSCommissariat au Développement de l’Agronomie Saharienne
CDARSClinical Development Analysis and Reporting System
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Battey said over the years, CDARS has explored how credit unions could become members of the network but the hurdle has been the FDIC restriction.
Michigan bills allow wider acceptance of CUs in CD swap network by Samaad, Michelle A. / Credit Union Times
Within the last six months, Liechty says, his bank's clients have shown a greater interest in conservative investments such as CDARS, a certificate of deposit product insured up to $5 million by the FDIC.
Cadillac banking: private bankers offer top financial services by Mischel, Marie / Utah Business
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Apply for CDARS To insure even greater sums--up to $50 million--take advantage of a program called Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service.
Stash your cash: three ways to safeguard bank deposits that exceed ... by Polyak, Ilana / Black Enterprise
 
 
 
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