During the morning of September 19, the 51st General Assembly of the Ibero-American Federation of Stock Exchanges (FIAB) was held at the Stock Exchange Palace. Participants agreed to meet again next year in Madrid, where the host Exchange will be Bolsas y Mercados Españoles.
Buenos Aires has been chosen this year as the venue for the Annual Assembly and Meeting of the Ibero-American Federation of Stock Exchanges (FIAB), taking place from Wednesday, September 18 to Friday, September 20 in the halls of BCBA and the Hotel Sofitel Recoleta.
With the participation of member stock exchanges from Latin America, the Caribbean and Spain, the first part of the day on the 19th was dedicated to the Annual Assembly, an event closed with exclusive participation for FIAB Members.
The president of BCBA, Adelmo Gabbi, welcomed representatives from sister exchanges, providing the appropriate institutional framework for the occasion, while also offering the warmth that characterizes these meetings.
The agenda included determining the host for the year 2025. This decision is an opportunity for the host country to provide a suitable environment to “discuss important issues for the sector, share experiences, and strengthen the Federation,” as defined by FIAB president, Javier Hernani.
Furthermore, during the day, Jorge Alegría, CEO of the Mexican Stock Exchange, Miguel Ángel Zapatero, General Manager of the Lima Stock Exchange, and Andrés Restrepo, General Manager of the Colombian Stock Exchange were welcomed as new members of the Executive Committee.
After the conclusion of this Assembly, the countdown begins in which topics will be prepared for discussion during the next one, based on the needs raised by members and research work framed within the Working Sub-Committee and the Executive Committee.
For over half a century, FIAB has aimed to facilitate the participation and channeling of popular savings to boost the productive processes of the public and private sectors, encourage the improvement of exchanges and stock markets for such purposes, and promote cooperation for economic and financial integration, as well as convergence towards unified standards, practices, and customs.
Source: MiMub in Spanish
