BBA

Banking abbr

UK nonprofit financial organization British Bankers' Association: a not-for-profit trading association for the financial services and banking industry. The Association was established in 1919 and has 295 members as well as numerous associate members. It aims to address a variety of industry issues, including the development and revision of the voluntary Banking Code, which aims to set standards of best practice.

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Hung-Gay Fung
Biographies
Hung-Gay Fung is a professor of Chinese studies at the College of Business Administration of the University of Missouri, St Louis. He holds a BBA (1978) from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and a PhD (1984) from Georgia State University, in both cases majoring in finance with a minor
Lena Booth
Biographies
countries around the world. Her research interests lie mainly in capital raising and security issuance by firms, with the primary focus on initial public offerings. She has received several teaching and research awards during her tenure at Thunderbird. Born and raised in Malaysia, Dr Booth holds a BBA from
The Crash and the Banking Sector—The Road to Recovery
Best Practice
The British Bankers’ Association has been heavily involved in many of the UK’s landmark discussions on the financial crisis. This article explains the BBA’s perspective on how the crisis came about, the response of the markets, how the financial regulation of the future might look, and sounds a warning that, for all its benefits, globalization comes at a price
By Angela Knight

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