American Bankers Association
ISIN.net is quite familiar with the ABA, the American Bankers Association (www.aba.com). Founded in 1875, the American Bankers Association represents banks of all sizes and charters and is the voice for the nation’s $13 trillion banking industry and its 2 million employees.
ABA marshals the talent, energy and perspectives of its members to bring about positive change. Through an effective collaboration between ABA members and staff, we combine experience and insights, in-depth expertise, unmatched resources and extensive products and resources to make our members more successful. When banks are strong and healthy, their communities and customers thrive.
The majority of ABA’s members are banks with less than $165 million in assets.
The ABA Securities Association (ABASA) is a separately chartered trade association and non-profit affiliate of the American Bankers Association whose mission is to represent the interests of banks underwriting and dealing in securities, proprietary mutual funds and derivatives before Congress, federal and state governments, and the courts. ABASA supports bank securities operations through research, education, compliance assistance and ‘peer group’ opportunities.
The ABA Securities Association (ABASA) is a separately chartered trade association and non-profit affiliate of the American Bankers Association whose mission is to develop policy and provide advocacy for banks underwriting and dealing in securities, proprietary mutual funds, and derivatives. ABASA members are large regional banks with extensive distribution channels for securities and mutual funds products.