Our goal is to provide the best regulatory solutions in the industry. We know we meet that goal when we’re recognized, and even endorsed by the many industry associations you rely on every day. We are committed to working with key industry players to help us provide the solutions you need and advocate for your best interests.
The ABA brings together all categories of banking institutions to best represent the interests of this rapidly changing industry. Its membership — which includes community, regional and money center banks and holding companies, as well as savings associations, trust companies and savings banks makes ABA the largest banking trade association in the country.
The American Financial Services Association (AFSA) is the national trade association for the consumer credit industry, protecting access to credit and consumer choice. The Association encourages and maintains ethical business practices and supports financial education for consumers of all ages.
Founded in 1891, the California Bankers Association now represents more than 300 members in the state, including commercial banks, industrial loan companies and savings institutions. California has the eighth largest economy in the world and is home to millions of people with diverse backgrounds and interests and is often regarded as an incubator for new business ventures. And at the center of all this is California’s banking industry, providing jobs to more than 100,000 Californians and financial security and opportunities to millions more. CBA member banks hold more than $4.4 trillion in assets and loans in excess of $2.5 trillion. Their interests range from agri-business to consumer lending, from small business to international economic development. CBA’s mission is to provide our members with unparalleled resources to help them prosper in California’s dynamic marketplace. We help them stay ahead of new banking trends and on top of critical issues.
The mission of the Community Bankers Association of Illinois is to provide its members a competitive edge by effectively aggregating political, economic, and marketing power. The CBAI is dedicated to keeping community banks competitive for the benefit of their customers and the communities they serve through delivery of quality education, effective political representation, and essential products and services. The mission will be pursued with integrity, equal representation, professionalism, vision, and responsiveness.
The Consumer Bankers Association (CBA) is the recognized voice on retail banking issues in the nation’s capital. Member institutions are the leaders in consumer financial services, including auto finance, home equity lending, card products, education loans, small business services, community development, investments, deposits and delivery.
CBA was founded in 1919 and provides leadership, education, research and federal representation on retail banking issues such as privacy, fair lending, and consumer protection legislation/regulation. CBA members include most of the nation’s largest bank holding companies as well as regional and super community banks that collectively hold two-thirds of the industry’s total assets.
The Credit Union Executives Society (CUES) is a Madison, Wisconsin-based, independent, not-for-profit, international membership association for credit union executives.
CUES mission is to educate and develop credit union CEOs, directors and future leaders.
For nearly 50 years, CUES has provided quality professional development to support the leaders of the credit union industry.
The Independent Community Bankers of America, the nation’s voice for community banks, represents 5,000 community banks of all sizes and charter types throughout the United States and is dedicated exclusively to representing the interests of the community banking industry and the communities and customers we serve. With nearly 5,000 members, representing more than 18,000 locations nationwide and employing over 268,000 Americans, ICBA members hold more than $908 billion in assets, $726 billion in deposits, and more than $619 billion in loans to consumers, small businesses and the agricultural community.
MBA is the national association representing the real estate finance industry. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the association works to ensure the continued strength of the nation's residential and commercial real estate markets; to expand homeownership prospects through increased affordability; and to extend access to affordable housing to all Americans.
The National Association of Federal Credit Unions is a respected and influential trade association that exclusively represents the interests of federal credit unions before the federal government and the public. NAFCU provides its members with representation, information, education, and assistance to meet the challenges that cooperative financial institutions face in today's economic environment. The association stands as a national forum for the federal credit union community where new ideas, issues, concerns and trends can be identified, discussed, resolved.
The National Automotive Finance Association (NAF Association) is the only trade association exclusively serving the non-prime auto financing industry. Organized in the fall of 1996, the NAF Association supports its members and the industry with research, programs, research, and education including:
- Annual Non-Prime Auto Lending Conference
- Annual Non-Prime Automotive Financing Survey
- Creation and publication of standards of financial reporting
- Development of a code of responsibility for the industry
- Policy statements
- Regional workshops
The National Independent Automobile Dealers Association (NIADA), founded in 1946 has represented quality independent automobile dealers for over 60 years. Over 20,000 professional auto dealers are NIADA members and rely on NIADA to monitor legislative changes that may impact their business. The association provides industry education, valuable information, services, and benefits designed to prepare independent auto dealers keep pace with ever-changing used motor vehicle marketplace.
The mission of the Texas Bankers Association is to "meet the growing needs of our members with education, information and advocacy." Since 1885, the Texas Bankers Association has been working to create a dynamic and profitable environment for Texas banks. This environment has provided a healthy atmosphere for the industry, as well as resources and services to benefit bank employees. Like the bankers it represents, TBA is also concerned about helping bank customers of all ages throughout the state. We have established programs to reduce crime and fraud, to help youngsters achieve financial literacy and to help our senior citizens be safe in nursing homes.
The Wisconsin Bankers Association is the state’s largest financial industry trade association, representing 300 commercial banks and savings institutions, their nearly 2,300 branch offices and 28,000 employees.
