The Financial Services Roundtable

The members of the Housing Policy Council originate, service, and insure mortgages.

BITS is a division of the Roundtable, working to address emerging issues where financial services, technology, and commerce intersect.

Financial services companies fund ITAC to help victims of identity theft, provide consumers with tools and information to detect and prevent fraud and identity theft, and to partner with law enforcement to investigate and prosecute fraud and identity theft.

FSTC, the technical solutions division of the Roundtable, sponsors noncompetitive collaborative research and development of interbank technical projects affecting the entire financial services industry.

The Mission of the Financial Services University is to provide congressional staff with basic information on the role of the financial services industry in the U.S. economy and to review financial services issues affecting congressional offices.

InFact is the grassroots initiative representing hundreds of thousands of financial services professionals.

MyMoneyManagement is a collaborative effort by the financial services industry to provide consumers with access to financial information and educational tools to help in managing their personal finances.

The Roundtable Financial Scholarship Foundation grants scholarships to students who wish to pursue careers in the financial services industry.

ADDRESS
1001 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Suite 500 South Washington, D.C. 20004

PHONE
202-289-4322

FAX
202-628-2507

EMAIL
info@fsround.org

ROUNDTABLE MEMBER COMPANIES COMMIT $35 MILLION TO HAITI RELIEF

Steve Bartlett, CEO talks about the importance of financial literacy through financial services companies. Click Play Button Below

Community Service 2009 Interim Report

RFPs for Roundtable’s Cluff Fund

Bill Askew Roundtable Reports

Ken Dychtwald "Retirement at the Tipping Point"

TARP Repayments

Regulatory Reform Comparison Chart

Federal Liquidity Programs

Regulatory Restructuring

Roundtable In The News

Stress Test Press Releases

Roundtable Announces New Board of Director Members, February 4, 2010

Effective Financial Regulatory Reform Should Not be Allowed to Fail, February 1, 2010

BITS and ITAC Promote Password Security, January 29, 2010

$35 Million Committed Toward Haiti Relief, January 28, 2010

Roundtable Statement on Administration’s New Reform Proposals, January 21, 2010

Housing Policy Council Statement on Changes to FHA Program, January 20, 2010

Housing Policy Council Statement on Latest HAMP Report, January 15, 2010

Roundtable Opposes Proposed Additional Bank Tax, January 14, 2010

Roundtable Opposes Legislation to Reinstate the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, December 16, 2009

Roundtable Commends Bankers Meeting with President, December 14, 2009


	To be the premier executive forum for the leaders of the financial services industry

	To provide powerful legislative and regulatory advocacy

	To enhance the industry’s public reputation

	Led by BITS, to promote best practices and a strong infrastructure in technology

HOPE NOW is an alliance between HUD approved counseling agents, services, investors and other mortgage market participants that provides free foreclosure prevention assistance.

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The Housing Policy Council and 14 of its companies have partnered with NeighborWorks® America and the Homeownership Preservation Foundation in a national effort to prevent foreclosures and preserve homeownership.

"Simplifying Regulation for Agents and Brokers..."

Agents for Change is a trade association of insurance agents and brokers from across all lines of insurance working together to reform insurance regulation and enact an optional federal charter

Insurance Market Standards Association

IMSA is the premier conduct and compliance organization serving the life insurance marketplace.

We are proud to be members of the United States Capitol Historical Society. Please visit their website to look at their terrific corporate/association benefits, unique educational outreach programs, and their Capitol inspired merchandise. They make great holiday gifts!