The Finance and Treasury Association was placed under administration some months ago.
Amanda Gome from Smart Company makes some excellent points about the irony of an association of financial risk experts running into trouble in her article here.
20 August 2009
19 August 2009
ABA chief executive steps down
After nine years in the role, David Bell, chief executive of the Australian Bankers Association (ABA), is stepping down.
ABA chairman Ralph Norris thanked Bell for his service during "a challenge time for the industry and the association".
Bell, who has indicated he is on the lookout for another role, will stay on with the ABA until his successor is appointed and transitioned into the role.
However Bell still has plenty to do before his relinquishes the chair.
"While I have announced that I am stepping down, there still remains a lot of
work for the ABA to do making sure that the numerous regulatory proposals and
Parliamentary Committee reviews are dealt with in the best possible way. I will
continue working at full speed on these issues," Bell said.
ABA chairman Ralph Norris thanked Bell for his service during "a challenge time for the industry and the association".
Bell, who has indicated he is on the lookout for another role, will stay on with the ABA until his successor is appointed and transitioned into the role.
However Bell still has plenty to do before his relinquishes the chair.
"While I have announced that I am stepping down, there still remains a lot of
work for the ABA to do making sure that the numerous regulatory proposals and
Parliamentary Committee reviews are dealt with in the best possible way. I will
continue working at full speed on these issues," Bell said.
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