April 2, 2008 – 10:35 am
- Institution: Institute of International Finance
- Abbreviation: IIF
- Type: Private
- Founded: 1983
- Members Total: 350 members headquartered in more than 60 countries. Mostly commercial banks, but membership is also open to Securities firms, Fund managers. Law firms, Multinational companies, Stock exchanges, Trading companies, Central banks, Advisory firms, or Rating agencies, Multilateral agencies, or National agencies.
- Membership in: none
- Membership of: World Bank
- Description: The Institute of International Finance was created in 1983 in response to the international debt crisis. Members include most of the world’s largest commercial banks and investment banks, as well as a growing number of insurance companies and investment management firms.
- Working Group: Steering Committee on Regulatory Capital, Steering Committee on International Insurance Regulation, Steering Committee on Effective Regulation, Group of Trustees, Committee on Market Best Practices
- Outreach: Does not apply
- Reporting to: Does not apply
- Website: www.iif.com
- Highest Organ: Board of Directors
- Chair: Josef Ackermann
- Seat: Washington, DC
- Function: Lobbying body of the multinational banks
- Standards: Principles for Stable Capital Flows and Fair Debt Restructuring in Emerging Markets
Topics of this post:
banks,
financial architecture,
financial institutions,
iif,
josef ackermann,
Organisations,
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washington
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