IBFed is a representative organization for national banking associations, formed in 2004 to express the combined views of its members. It represents over 18,000 banks and engages with international standard setters.

IBFed

The Australian Banking Association represents member banks to support the banking sector and promote the financial well-being of Australians. Self-described as focused on building a strong and trusted banking system.

Australian Banking Association

FEBRABAN is an organization that represents and promotes the interests of the banking sector in Brazil, focused on establishing policies, providing education, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

FEBRABAN

The European Banking Federation is an organization that represents the national banking associations from across Europe, focusing on the integration and regulation of banking services in the region. It engages with legislative, regulatory, and supervisory authorities.

European Banking Federation

International Banking Federation (IBFed) | 1,572 followers on LinkedIn. IBFed, representing the Banking Community at International level | The International Banking Federation (IBFed) was formed in 2004 to represent the banking community at international level.  Its members include the American Bankers Association, the Australian Banking Association, the Canadian Bankers Association, the European Banking Federation, the Japanese Bankers Association and the Banking Association South-Africa. The Chinase Banking Association, the Federation of Brazilian Banks and the Korea Federation of Banks are Associate Members.

CEO International Banking Federation | Chair European Women on Boards | Member of the G7 Gender Equality Advisory Council | Chair E3G - Climate…

Hedwige Nuyens

General Manager at Dutch Payments Association

Gijs Boudewijn

Senior Adviser at European Banking Federation

Denisa Avermaete

Secretario General Federación Latinoamericana de Bancos FELABAN

Giorgio Trettenero Castro

International Banking Federation (IBFed)

How should cross border payments be regulated and supervised in the future? Read our answer to the Financial Stability Board (FSB) . We advocate for a level playing field between banks and non banks, eager to serve our clients and the communities in the best possible way. Proud of our partnership with EY and Jeroen van der Kroft 's team, helping us to get this letter out. https://lnkd.in/eqJ9b6BX

Great to be in Mumbai for the in person meetings of the International Banking Federation (IBFed) . Thank you to the Indian Banks` Association for hosting the event at the TRIDENT ,NARIMAN POINT hotel

Financial crime is growing in scale and pace. No single country or financial institution can face this issue on its own. That’s what the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) ’s forum in Vienna on 4-5 April is all about, under the leadership of T Raja Kumar . The International Banking Federation (IBFed) is eager to participate and have the voice of banking heard. Participating Roger Kaiser , marguerite jacobs and Hedwige Nuyens . Great panel with Justine Walker .

How to better tackle global fraud? That was the subject of today’s summit in London. As banking industry we are very aware of the devastating effects global fraud and scams have om consumers and society. We have taken huge measures to tackle fraud. Social media platforms and telecoms should join efforts to identify potential fraud and fraudsters. Law enforcement has an important role to play as well. The Summit brought all parties to the table, and the discussion was fruitful. Thank you Robert Wigley OStJ, BSc, Hon DBA, FCA from UK Finance for your leadership in this. Great to have Sébastien de Brouwer ( European Banking Federation ), Paul Benda ( American Bankers Association ) and Chris Taylor ( Australian Banking Association (ABA) ) joining as well.

The IBFed has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Union of Arab Banks , a regional Arab organization headquartered in Beirut, created under the umbrella of the Arab Organization for Administrative Development, establishing a regional Arab union that operates within the framework of the unions emanated from the League of Arab States. The Memorandum of Understanding aims to facilitate exchanging information about regulatory developments in various jurisdictions, discussion of views and best practices, advocating cooperation at global level and with international organizations, and conducting regular dialogue meetings between the IBFed and the UAB. Hedwige Nuyens , CEO of the IBFed welcomed the signature of the MOU as an opportunity to strengthen the relationships between the 2 organisations. Thank you Wissam Fattouh , Secretary General of the Union of Arab Banks for your leadership and collaboration.

Excellent panel at our Board meeting in Toronto on how AI will reshape the banking industry. Thanks Tony Gaffney for sharing the key points of the discussion.

Excellent Board meeting in Toronto, hosted by the Canadian Bankers Association . Thank you Anthony Ostler for your hospitality and leadership.

Great board meetings indeed, thank you Anthony Ostler and the Canadian Bankers Association for hosting us. Kudos to Debbie Crossman, Kimberly Vieira and the whole team for making this all possible. Karen Williston MBA, looking forward to our future collaboration.

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Company Name	IBFed	Australian Banking Association	FEBRABAN	European Banking Federation
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MSH ID	UK:ORG:IBFED	AU:ORG:AUSBANKING	BR:ORG:FEBRABAN	EU:EBF
Market	PRIVATE	PRIVATE	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
Sector	Financial Services & Finance	Financial Services & Finance	Financial Services & Finance	Financial Services & Finance
Industry	Banking	Banking	Banking	Banking
Country	GB	AU	BR	BE
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Website	ibfed.org.uk	ausbanking.org.au	febraban.org.br	ebf.eu
LinkedIn	international-banking-federation
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