What does FIBI mean in BANKING

The Federation of International Banks in Ireland (FIBI) is a non-profit organization that represents the banking industry in Ireland. FIBI works to promote and protect the interests of its members, who are international banks located in Ireland. FIBI facilitates meaningful dialogue between its members, policy makers, and other stakeholders to ensure a secure, effective and efficient banking system for all stakeholders.

FIBI provides a range of services for its members including advocacy & lobbying, strategic advice, access to data & research and opportunities for networking & knowledge sharing. FIBI also provides its members with training courses and workshops to increase their understanding of the Irish regulatory environment and staying informed about developments in the international banking industry.

FIBI advocates on behalf of its members by engaging with government representatives and other financial regulators in order to shape Irish banking policies which benefit both member banks as well as their clients. Furthermore, it works to ensure effective representation for international banks at International Financial Centres (IFCs) such as Dublin.

FIBI organises various events throughout the year including conferences, seminars, webinars and training courses designed to provide members with opportunities for education, networking and advancing their businesses or careers in international finance.

In order to become a member of FIBI you must be an international bank based in Ireland or an international business based outside Ireland but have operations within the country. If you meet these requirements then you can submit an application form available from the website or contact the membership team directly via email or telephone.

Yes - membership fees are payable annually depending on your company's size or turnover volume but additional contribution may be requested if needed by relevant projects/events etc..which would be agreed prior to payment being made.

Joining FIBI brings numerous benefits to your company such as access to top-level decision makers within government circles; discounted rates on events; representation at governmental body meetings; input into regulatory activities; insight into industry trends via publications; as well as staff development through training programmes etc..

Yes - non-financial companies whose main activity is related to financial services are able to apply for membership - such as law firms, accountancy practices etc.(provided they have operations within Ireland). However each application will be assessed on an individual basis according to criteria set by the Executive Board before approval is granted.

: Yes – Members are kept up-to-date on important developments via regular newsletters & noticeboard postings while larger news items will be broadcasted more widely through social media channels such as Twitter & LinkedIn.

: As a member you can get involved with specific committees or working groups formed around areas which match your interests & skillsets such as risk management; innovation and transformation etc…and make contributions that could help inform future policy decisions.