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FIF Membership Application for New Firms

Please complete the application below to apply for Financial Information Forum (FIF) membership.

Is your firm already a FIF Member?

If so, register as a new user here

Primary Contact Information
Please designate a primary contact to act as the lead FIF representative for your firm.

Billing Contact Information

Once full membership is attained, you will have the opportunity to join the committees and/or working groups of your choice. Members may register unlimited users as a part of their firm’s annual subscription rate.

Authorization:
By signing below, you are agreeing to pay the annual subscription fee to the Financial Information Forum and agree to the disclaimers listed below.

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Disclaimer: Outside consultants working for your firm are required to acknowledge a FIF Consultant Agreement prior to joining our calls or accessing FIF materials. If your firm requires consultants to participate in FIF, please have them email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to attest to the Agreement. Membership does not include separately-branded affiliates. Members are not permitted to share FIF calendar invites or FIF materials with non-members. FIF is an industry association and does not provide legal, regulatory or compliance guidance or advice.

Disclaimer: FIF has a policy of strict compliance with federal, state, and international antitrust laws. This policy applies to all meetings and events conducted by FIF and all meetings attended by representatives of FIF. FIF members should avoid discussing certain subjects when they are together – both at formal FIF events and membership, committee, and other meetings as well as during informal contacts with other industry members. Under no circumstances should the meetings be used as a means for competing companies or firms to reach any understanding – expressed or implied – that restricts competition or in any way impairs the ability of meeting participants to exercise independent business judgment regarding matters affecting competition. It is the responsibility of all meeting participants to be aware of antitrust regulations and to prevent any written or verbal discussions that violate, or appear to violate, these laws.