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The Committee for Professionalism

Missions Statement

The CFP is responsible for the Market Practices and advises the ACI Executive Board on all decisions concerning guidelines, both technical and ethical and also on professional activities of ACI members. These guidelines comprise The Model Code. It gives advice and offers arbitration services on professional disagreements or problems having an international character.
The CFP formulates and proposes policies and guidelines establishing the educational and professional standards for members of ACI. It produces specialized reports relating to market issues e.g. risk management, crisis management.

Members

Title

Country

Name 

Financial Institution

Chair CFP

UK

David Woolcock

Fxall

Member

Denmark

Peter Klinke

Nordea Bank

Member

UAE

Aladin Al Khatib

Al Hilal Bank

Member

Australia

Keith Sedergreen             

Tullett Prebon

Member

Singapore

Ng Kwan Meng

United Overseas Bank Ltd

Member

Luxembourg

Luc van Laarhoven

Deutsche Postbank Int

 

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