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It calls itself "the world's only global association of financial institutions," according to Charles Dallara, its ex officio managing director and board member.
More on its other members below. It's a rogue's gallery of dominant global finance capital figures.
"The IFF has evolved to meet the changing needs of the financial community, and its members include most of the world's largest commercial banks and investment banks, as well as a growing number of insurance companies and investment management firms, in all (420) members headquartered in more than 60 countries."
Dallara is also a former US Assistant Treasury Secretary. Unexplained Is IIF enormous global power, representing dominant finance capital.
Like BIS, it operates secretly. Its key members run it, assuring dominant financial interests are served. Its web site explains little about its mission, except for "member only content" concealed from public view.
It's too disturbing to reveal how dominant bankers plan global finance capital control. Daily comments read like corporate media reports, telling people everything but what they most need to know.
IIF Board of Director names say more than public policy statements reveal. They include:
Chairman Josef Ackermann, Deutsche Bank's Chairman of the Management Board and Group Executive Committee
Vice Chairman Roberto Setubal, Itau Unibanco president and CEO, as well as Unibanco Holding's vice chairman
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