Uniform Data Standard (UDS)
What is UDS?
UDSÂ is a file format specification that allows receivers, liquidators, and guaranty associations to exchange insolvency-related claims and financial data to receivers electronically.
Where did it come from?
UDS originated in 1990 when the NCIGF, guaranty associations, and receivers established the NAIC UDS Technical Support Group (TSG) and the UDS Financial Technical Support Group (FTSG). These groups, consisting of claims, IT, and financial professionals from the receiver and guaranty fund communities, developed
UDS and promoted its acceptance and use across the insurance resolution community.
Want to learn more?
In addition to resources available through GSI, volunteer members of the UDS TSG and UDS FTSG groups are available to answer questions about UDS, the D-record, and related issues. If you have any questions, contact the UDS Help Desk by emailing [email protected].
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