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Principal representative body for banks active in the UK; produce a wide range of consultations, reports, factsheets and market standards promoting efficient banking operations.
Promotes international monetary cooperation, exchange stability, and orderly exchange arrangements; fosters economic growth and high levels of employment; provides temporary financial assistance to countries under adquate safeguards.
Organization promoting the Euro as a single currency for Europe which has a large consultation network and is recognized as a strategic European corporate think tank.
ACI has the largest membership of any of the international associations in the wholesale financial markets. The Secretariat of the organisation is based in Paris.
FMA publishes research and commentary on important financial issues; hosts annual finance conferences; maintains one of the largest clearinghouses of doctorally-qualified positions and candidates in the finance community.
GARP members discuss risk management techniques and standards, critique current practices and regulation, and help bring forth potential risks in the financial markets to the attention of other members and the public.
Promotes communication in order to facilitate the exchange of information beneficial to the management of corporate treasury operations.
In recognising the globalisation of the Treasury profession, the I.G.T.A. was formed to utilise synergy and enhance activities of Treasury Associations across nations.
Established in 1958 as a non-profit organization for the purpose of promoting high standards of professional practice for the global interbank market participants by providing for the free and open exchange of ideas relevant to the industry.
The London money brokers product base has grown from routine foreign exchange and money market loans and deposits to embrace bonds, equities and commodities, and their derivatives.
Representing participants in the privately negotiated derivatives industry: interest rate, currency, commodity and equity swaps, as well as related products such as caps, collars, floors and swaptions.
Formed to encourage and promote the study and practice of finance and treasury management. Only UK professional body which sets professional examinations on this subject.
Headquartered in Maryland, AFP is the world's leading association for treasury and financial professionals representing more than 12,000 individuals from 5,000 organizations.
FMAC is an association of industry professionals dealing in foreign exchange, money markets, derivatives, and capital markets.
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