Our Member Institutions

IIF’s near 400 member institutions come from over 60 countries and include leading players in the financial services industry across a wide range of business types. See the full list.

Our Member Institutions

Member Benefits

From access to the IIF’s economic and market research to invitations to the IIF’s global, regional, and thematic meetings, there are many benefits of IIF membership. Find out more below.

Become a Member Institution

If your institution is interested in taking advantage of all the IIF has to offer, complete a Membership Information Request Form and we will provide you with further information about member benefits and a dues quote.

Answers to common questions about membership can be found below.

Become a Member Institution

IIF Membership

IIF membership provides firmwide access to benefits including participation in regulatory and policy initiatives, invitations to unparalleled global and regional meetings and networking opportunities, as well as access to a range of analytical products and insights from IIF staff experts.

IIF membership is open to commercial and investment banks, insurers, asset managers, public sector entities, professional services firms, ratings agencies as well as other financial and nonfinancial firms. Key membership benefits include:

RESEARCH

The IIF offers an independent source of global economic, debt, sustainable finance, digital finance and financial research. We provide a comprehensive assessment of the global outlook with a focus on key emerging markets, risks, and policy challenges. Members may access a variety of reports and the underlying data and may also tap the IIF’s team of highly experienced, international economists, capital markets and policy analysts for customized briefings on a range of macro, regional, country and thematic issues. Members are also eligible to accompany IIF staff on in-person and virtual IIF Investor Trips to leverage our longstanding relationships with the public and private sectors in emerging markets.

ADVOCATE

The IIF is the leading voice for the financial industry on global regulatory issues. The IIF’s advocacy focuses on the regulatory topics of importance to internationally active firms, including international capital and liquidity standards for banks and insurers; systemic risk regulation; cross-border resolution; cross-border securities and asset management regulation; shadow banking; industry risk management and governance practices; digital finance regulation and policy; and international convergence on accounting and disclosure standards for the industry. The IIF also examines a range of financial policy issues, including issues facing long-term investors, infrastructure investment, financial inclusion, and sustainable finance. Members can engage on these advocacy issues by participating in over 20 IIF committees and working groups.

CONVENE

IIF meetings and events are considered the foremost gatherings of the international financial industry. They take place in every region of the world in both virtual and in-person formats and provide members with the opportunity to connect with peers, clients, industry thought-leaders, regulators and public officials from around the globe.

INNOVATE

The financial industry will continue to evolve and change with new technologies and opportunities. The IIF works to identify trends impacting the future of the industry, inform decisionmakers, and engage policymakers on technology-driven developments. We deliver research and advocacy on topics such as crypto, AI, data policy, regtech, and cybersecurity.

Membership faq

Does the IIF offer membership to individuals?

No. IIF membership is for companies, giving all employees of that organization individual access to membership benefits.

Does your organization have to be a bank to join the IIF?

No. Membership in the IIF is open to a wide variety of global organizations with interests in international finance and emerging markets. Membership is also open to non-banks, including:

Securities firms
Banking associations
Fund managers
Law firms
Multinational companies
Stock exchanges
Trading companies
Central banks
Advisory firms
Rating agencies
Multilateral agencies
National agencies
Sovereign wealth funds
Pension funds
Insurance firms
Export credit guarantee agencies
Communications/public affairs agencies

How do I know if my organization is a member of the IIF?

To determine your organization’s membership status, please consult our membership list.

What are the benefits of IIF membership?

Access to our economic and market analysis, including reporting on key emerging markets around the world. We also maintain a comprehensive database of standardized information across emerging markets on the economic performance and external financing profiles of individual countries.
Participation in our global membership meetings and other key gatherings for senior executives of our firms. These events feature leading voices from the public and private sectors and are well-known for the exceptional quality of speakers and economic discussions, high-level participation, and unparalleled networking opportunities.
The opportunity to benefit from our collaborative efforts on global financial policy and regulatory matters. We proactively engage with regulators representing the Basel Committee, Financial Stability Board (FSB) and International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), and with policymakers from key governments, the G-20, and the IMF. Through this engagement, our members are able to better advocate for sound regulatory approaches that promote systemic stability and consistency.

How much are membership dues?

Membership dues depend on a prospective member’s organization type and size. If you are interested in joining the IIF, please complete the membership information request form and a membership representative will contact you with specific dues information.

How does my firm become a member of the IIF?

Complete the membership information request form and submit the form to the IIF’s membership team.

The IIF will verify the eligibility of your organization and send more information about the benefits of membership, a dues quote, and a membership form.

Once the IIF receives and approves your completed membership form, we will invoice your organization for annual dues.

Upon receipt of payment, member organizations can:

Register for access to the IIF’s economic, markets, regulatory, and policy analysis
Receive IIF reports and research updates
Access the IIF’s economists and policy advisors for informal consultations
Participate in relevant working groups and activities
Receive discounted rates on the IIF’s variety of professional development programs and training initiatives

IIF by the numbers

Global Membership

Number of Members

Country Representation

World map graphic of membership to the IIF — Member Locations Around the World