Financial & Business Association
of Euro-Asian Cooperation
ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION
The Financial and Business Association of Eurasian Cooperation is a public non–governmental organization founded on September 11, 2013. Until March 2020, the Association was called the "Financial and Banking Association of Eurasian Cooperation".
Founders of the FBA EAC:
- Association of Regional Banks of Russia (now the Association of Banks of Russia),
- Association of Banks of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
- Association of Financiers of Kazakhstan;
- Association of Banks of Tajikistan;
- SCO Business Club;
- CIS Financial and Banking Council;
- Financial Corporation ICIE (now - Financial Corporation "Eurasia").
Currently, FBA EAC unites financial, banking and business unions of entrepreneurs, commercial organizations and banks, public and scientific and industrial associations from 26 countries of Eurasia.
FBA EAC is a member of the International Banking Council, the Association of Banks of Russia, the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, the Russian-Chinese Financial Council, the Association of Financial Market Participants "Council for Professional Qualifications of the Financial Market".
The main goal of the Association is to meet the needs of the participants of the national markets — members of the Association in organizing favorable conditions for their effective business activities on the territory of the Eurasian countries.
The sphere of interests of FBA EAC is small and medium-sized businesses, commercial banks, private capital, public-private partnerships.
In order to create an effective business environment in FBA EAC, a structure of working bodies has been created, including subsidiaries and specialized industry committees, as well as Representative Offices and representatives of FBA EAC that are located in 44 countries of the world.
Committees of FBA EAC:
- Committee on International Scientific and Technical Cooperation;
- International Leasing Committee;
- Committee on Industrial Policy and Engineering;
- Finance and Investment Committee;
- HR Technologies and Qualifications Committee;
- Committee on the Best Available Technologies and Investment Projects;
- Precious Metals Committee;
- Committee on Energy Efficiency and Urban Infrastructure;
- International Legal Committee;
- International Banking Committee.
Representative offices and representatives of the FBA EAC in the countries of the world:
Australia, Armenia, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Great Britain, Hungary, Germany, India, Italy, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Cyprus, China, Korea, Malaysia, Malta, Moldova, Mongolia, New Zealand, UAE, Russia, Romania, Singapore, Taiwan, Finland, France, Switzerland, Sri Lanka, countries West Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, Monrovia, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo).
Founders of the FBA EAC:
- Association of Regional Banks of Russia (now the Association of Banks of Russia),
- Association of Banks of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
- Association of Financiers of Kazakhstan;
- Association of Banks of Tajikistan;
- SCO Business Club;
- CIS Financial and Banking Council;
- Financial Corporation ICIE (now - Financial Corporation "Eurasia").
Currently, FBA EAC unites financial, banking and business unions of entrepreneurs, commercial organizations and banks, public and scientific and industrial associations from 26 countries of Eurasia.
FBA EAC is a member of the International Banking Council, the Association of Banks of Russia, the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, the Russian-Chinese Financial Council, the Association of Financial Market Participants "Council for Professional Qualifications of the Financial Market".
The main goal of the Association is to meet the needs of the participants of the national markets — members of the Association in organizing favorable conditions for their effective business activities on the territory of the Eurasian countries.
The sphere of interests of FBA EAC is small and medium-sized businesses, commercial banks, private capital, public-private partnerships.
In order to create an effective business environment in FBA EAC, a structure of working bodies has been created, including subsidiaries and specialized industry committees, as well as Representative Offices and representatives of FBA EAC that are located in 44 countries of the world.
Committees of FBA EAC:
- Committee on International Scientific and Technical Cooperation;
- International Leasing Committee;
- Committee on Industrial Policy and Engineering;
- Finance and Investment Committee;
- HR Technologies and Qualifications Committee;
- Committee on the Best Available Technologies and Investment Projects;
- Precious Metals Committee;
- Committee on Energy Efficiency and Urban Infrastructure;
- International Legal Committee;
- International Banking Committee.
Representative offices and representatives of the FBA EAC in the countries of the world:
Australia, Armenia, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Great Britain, Hungary, Germany, India, Italy, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Cyprus, China, Korea, Malaysia, Malta, Moldova, Mongolia, New Zealand, UAE, Russia, Romania, Singapore, Taiwan, Finland, France, Switzerland, Sri Lanka, countries West Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde, Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, Monrovia, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo).