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Business-to-business credit and accounts receivable education, research, surveys, benchmarking and credit and financial management forums.
Washington, DC affiliate of the American Bankers Association, a financial services marketing organization providing of marketing education & information, professional growth opportunities & networking resources.
National organization of licensed banks in Australia.
Nonprofit professional organization serving the needs and interests of minorities in financial services.
Anti-poverty, consumer, community economic development, labour and small business groups that advocates for bank accountability in Canada.
National trade association providing advocacy and services for progressive community banks dedicated to strengthening communities in the US.
Professional industry association that provides its members - the chartered banks of Canada - with information, research, advocacy and operational support services.
Organization of over 150 independent banks, savings associations and other financial institutions who share legal counsel.
Representative body for European savings banks that seeks to generate, facilitate and support the management of cross border banking projects.
Principal objective is to contribute to economic growth and the nation's welfare by pursuing the sound development of banks in Japan. Source of information and links to other sites.
Principal representative body for banks active in the UK, with over 300 member banks from more than 60 countries.
Devoted to serving the information, education and advocacy needs of individual bank and savings institution directors.
The only national association devoted exclusively to representing and advancing the interests of the international banking community in the United States.
Professional and educational body for people working in the banking and financial services sector in Ireland. Over 16,000 individual members as well as more than 30 corporate members.
Serves the needs of those responsible for marketing securities, insurance and other investment products through commercial banks, trust companies, savings institutions and credit unions.
Serves women in the financial services industry who seek to expand their personal and professional capabilities through self-directed growth in a supportive environment.
Members (about 15,000) are working in, or studying to enter, the financial services industry. Members also include previous employees in banks and other financial institutions.
Represents banks of all sizes on issues of national importance for financial institutions and their customers. Information includes federal legislative and regulatory activities, legal action, communication and consumer education, research and p.
Provides profiles and publications.
Centralized clearinghouse for banks and credit unions to share information on mishandled checking and savings accounts.
Functions as: forum for international monetary and financial cooperation, bank for central banks, centre for monetary and economic research, agent or trustee.
Performs constant analysis of the changes that take place in local and international markets, communicating them through educational programs, research, and information.
Primary voice for community banks in the US. Represents the industry before Congress, state legislatures, regulators and the media.
A forum for leaders of the US financial services industry, designed to pomote the customer and shareholder interests of member companies, and communicate issues to the public and policymakers.
Trade association bank and independent transfer agents, as well as corporate transfer agents.
Develops and harnesses the energies of community reinvestment organizations from across the country so as to increase the flow of private capital into traditionally underserved communities.
Association of lending, credit, and risk management professionals serving the financial services industry.
Represents consumer credit, mortgage reporting, and collection service companies.
Swiss financial trade group. Members include the country's banks, auditors and securities dealers.
Providing member financial institutions with the tools and support they need to build profitable credit card and merchant portfolios.
Promotes the growth of the automated clearing house (ACH) network by educating its members, and providing them with operational assistance, marketing support, useful products, and access to a network of ACH contacts.
Forum for practitioners generating European-wide payment infrastructure initiatives.
Promotes international monetary cooperation, exchange stability; fosters economic growth and high levels of employment; provides temporary financial assistance to countries under adequate safeguards.
Voice of the banks of the European Union (EU) and of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries.
Greek banking association.
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