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Six Position Papers discussed during Virtual Policy Advocacy Committee Meeting
On November 13th, the ABA Policy Advocacy Committee held its second meeting for 2020 in an online format – the first-ever online meeting of the Committee due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The main agenda of the meeting was to consider six position papers presented by representatives of ABA member banks and ABA Knowledge partners were: (1) Promoting cooperation in crisis and disaster preparedness and Recovery, (2) From Risk to Resilience: The need for Asian Banks to comprehensively address physical climate risk, (3) Promoting Cooperation Efforts in Collaborating with Fintech Companies, (4) Exploring LIBOR Transition After 2021 and its implications for member banks, (5) Promoting Cooperation on Cyber Security Management, (6) Cyber Security Preparedness.
To read the report about the meeting and download the ABA position papers for consultation, please click below.
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2020 ABA Year End Review
As the challenge-laden 2020 comes to a close and the incoming 2021 about to being, it is an opportune time for us to take stock of our accomplishments over the past year, with the view to building on them in order to make our Association even relevant and of value to our members even as we continue to face uncertain times due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Please click HERE to download the ABA Year End Review.