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eabh supports research into all aspects of banking, insurance and financial history, from the earliest innovations in the middle-ages to developments since the industrial revolution and in the present.

eabh also maintains a European network of professionals and academics with the aim of strengthening the understanding of banking and finance. In so doing, we contribute to the effective management of the European financial sector and consequently its international competitiveness.

eabh primarily focuses its support on two distinct groups of people: The first consists of its member organisations, which include banks, insurance companies and financial institutions. This group benefits from eabh conferences and publications, which offer an opportunity to learn from the past in order to deal successfully with the challenges of the present.

The second group to benefit from the work of eabh consists of archivists and historians active in the field of banking and financial history. In order to support the present-day financial sector, it is necessary to maintain an accurate, accessible, and relevant record of past activities and experiences. Through conferences, workshops and publications, eabh supports the art of the archivist, and in so doing supports the circulation of sound information, upon which decisions about present challenges can be made.

* ABN AMRO Bank N.V., Amsterdam* Alpha Bank, Athens* Banca d‘Italia, Rome* Banco Bilbao Vizcaya, Bilbao* Banco BPI S.A., Porto* Banco de España, Madrid* Banco de Portugal, Lisbon* Banco Santander, Madrid* Bank for International Settlements, Basle* Bank of Albania, Tirana* Bank of Cyprus Ltd, Nicosia* Bank of Finland, Helsinki* Bank of Lithuania, Vilnius* Banka Slovenije, Ljubljana* Banque Central de Luxembourg, Luxembourg* Banque de France, Paris* Banque de Luxembourg, Luxembourg* Banque Nationale de Belgique, Brussels* Barclays Bank PLC, London* BGL S.A., Luxembourg* B. Metzler seel. Sohn & Co., Frankfurt am Main* BNP Paribas, Paris* Bulgarian National Bank, Sofia* Caisse de Dépôts, Paris* Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Lisbon* Central Bank of Cyprus, Nicosia* C. Hoare & Co., London* Crédit Agricole SA, Paris* Credit Suisse Group, Zurich* Compagnia di San Paolo, Turin* Croatian National Bank, Zagreb* Czech National Bank, Prague* Danmarks Nationalbank, Copenhagen* De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam* Deutsche Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main* Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt am Main* European Central Bank, Frankfurt am Main

* European Investment Bank, Luxembourg* Hellenic Bank Association, Athens* ING Group, Amsterdam* Intesa Sanpaolo, Milan & Turin* Kronenberg Foundation at Citi Handlowy, Warsaw* la Caixa, Barcelona* Limassol Co-Operative Savings Bank Ltd., Limassol* MAPFRE, Madrid* Mediobanca, Milan* National Bank of Greece, Athens* National Bank of Hungary, Budapest* National Bank of Moldova, Chişinău* National Bank of Poland, Warsaw* National Bank of Romania, Bukarest* National Bank of Serbia, Belgrade* National Bank of Slovakia, Bratislava* Nationale-Nederlanden, Den Haag* N M Rothschild & Sons Limited –

The Rothschild Archive, London* Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Vienna* Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation, Athens* Rabobank Nederland, Utrecht* Sal. Oppenheim Jr. & Cie., Cologne* SALT, Istanbul* Schweizerische Nationalbank, Zurich* SEB, Stockholm* Sedlabanki Island, Reykjavík* SNS Bank, Kampen* Société Générale, Paris* Sveriges Riksbank, Stockholm* Swiss Re, Zurich* The Baring Archive, London* Türkiye iş Bankasi A.S., Istanbul* UBS AG, Zurich* UniCredit, Milan* UniCredit Bank Austria AG, Vienna

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Financial History Review (FHR)eabh‘s renowned Financial History Review is published by Cambridge University Press (CUP) as an international forum for scholars interested in banking, finance, and other monetary matters. The journal offers a wide variety of peer-reviewed articles which focus on different cultural and social aspects and raise political and financial concerns of different regional and international affairs. Both theoretical and technical approaches add value to the compilation. Each volume also contains a review section and an annual bibliography.www.journals.cambridge.org

FHR BibliographySince its comprehensive archive and the yearly bibliography comprise indispensable research material for every specialist of banking and financial history, CUP and eabh have established an online platform which provides access to the rich content of FHR articles. The search tool also offers references to other corresponding literature.fhrbibliography.cambridge.org

Studies in Banking and Financial HistoryThis eabh series is currently published in successful cooperation with different academic publishers or alternatively in cooperation with a renowned member institution. With releasing both monopraphs and conference proceecings, the series is committed to international academic standards and focuses on different aspects of banking, insurance, and financial history.

Bank and Financial Archives SeriesWith the Bank and Financial Archives Series, eabh releases remarkable eabh-workshop proceedings in order to enhance research into the profession and importance of archiving.

bulletinTwice a year eabh publishes the bulletin – Newsletter from eabh. This comprehensive and informative publication provides a forum for new studies, research, and events related to the fields of banking, financial, and insurance history.www.eabh.info/publications/bulletin

eabh Paperseabh launches its new working papers series eabh Papers in 2014, giving scholars in banking, financial, business, and economic history and related fields a platform to distribute their research-in-progress. Making these findings available to a wider audience, even at an early stage, supports authors’ search for qualified feedback, makes their work visible to international audiences, and increases their research’s impact. These are important steps towards publication in a top-ranking scientific journal.www.eabh.info/publications/eabh-papers

Conferences. Workshops. Summer Schools.• The Challenges of International Banking Regulation

& Supervision after 1945, conference in cooperation with the University of Glasgow and the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. 16-17 January 2014. Frankfurt am Main. Germany.

• Banking Union for Europe: Burden or Benefit?, eabh lunch hour. 17 January 2014. Frankfurt am Main. Germany.

• New Scholars Workshop in cooperation with Queen’s University of Belfast. 16 April 2014. Belfast. Northern Ireland.

Publications• Banks at War I. Financial Institutions Confronted by

the Great War. eabh archival workshop in cooperation with Swiss Re. 12 June 2014. Rueschlikon. Switzerland.

• Risk Management. eabh annual conference in cooperation with Swiss Re. 13 June 2014. Rueschlikon.Switzerland.

• Banks at War II: Financial Institutions Confronted by World War II’, eabh archival workshop in cooperation with the Czech National Bank. 14 May 2015. Prague. Czech Republic.

• Financing Migration and Urbanisation, eabh annual conference in cooperation with the Czech National Bank. 15 May 2015. Prague. Czech Republic.

• Summer School for Archivists, in cooperation with Banco de España. 2015. Madrid. Spain.

www.eabh.info/projects

ALFF: Archival Legislation for FinanceUnderstanding our times increasingly depends on the preservation of financial records. Authentic and reliable memory systems are needed to understand current crises and to evaluate risks. Reliable memory systems can only be created through knowing and understanding how corporations manage their archives in practice and what the organisational system is for doing so. Safeguarding the records of our financial institutions will improve the protection of global financial stability. For that reason, this project began in 2012 with the objective to collect information about the best practices of financial institutions in building and improving their archives. Therefore, we have developed a survey to collect data about the current framework of European financial institutions’ archival sytems.www.alff.eabh.info

* Free participation in all conferences and workshops* Special rates for all summer schools and trainings* Access to an international network of banking,

insurance and financial history experts* Access to high-level historical research in banking and

finance* Free complementary copies of the Financial History

Review, free access to the FHR Bibliography* Free complementary copies of all eabh publications* Opportunity to exchange scientific knowledge best-

practice in archives and cultural communication* Consultancy services

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