Bond Market Association

The Bond Market Association, registered under another name, The International Trade Association which was set up for The Bond Market Association industry. The headquarters divided up among three places.

• London, England
• New York City,(Manhattan) New York
• Washington, D.C.

Twenty percent of The Bond Market Association was located outside of United States borders, seventy percent was centrally located just outside New York City,(Manhattan) New York. The Bond Market Association performed as the global voice for traders, bond issuers and coordinated with investors, corporations, and governments. They are open to public investment and offer advice to all the business large and small they associate with on a daily basis. The members of the Bond Market Association expected to behave in a fashion of truth and fairness as they had a code of ethics to abide by.

November 1, 2006, The Bond Market Association melded with the Securities Industry Association and a new corporation, The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association formed. The Bond Market Association self-motivated organization dedicated to representing a membership of about seven hundred member business both large and small.

The Bond Market Association is representative on regulatory and legislative issues representing the vast industry of small and large business. The Bond Market Association serves as a forum for the training, the education, outreach program and the community involvement. The Bond Market Association dedicated to enhancing the member network through around the clock access to The Bond Market Association and an educational resource for all professionals in the financial industry and the dedicated investors they are there to serve.

Facing such a variety of current issues, The Bond Market Association responds to the urgency of the matter presented by lawmakers and tries through their clout to change minds and circumstance for the betterment of all society.

In addition, The Bond Market Association task forces and the committees meet and advance to address specific contemporary needs as they continue to arise. Through the Bond Market Association, these many community service functions, thousands of industries and the community actively participate to share their common views and their opinions.