Members of the Observatoire

 

Being a member of the Observatoire...

Members of the Observatoire de la Finance may be companies, foundations, associations or private persons willing to support a foundation whose fundamental aim is to define and promote the common good through and within the financial industry.

Three levels of membership are available:

1) INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS – 300 CHF p.a.

The individual member supports the Observatoire with a 300 CHF p.a. contribution.
He automatically becomes a subscriber to the periodical Finance & the Common Good/Bien Commun, and he is entitled to attend Observatoire’s events and conferences at a 50% discount on registration price. He may also actively take part in Observatoire’s workshops.

2) INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS – 5000 CHF plus p.a.

Member institutions receive three subscriptions to Finance & the Common Good/Bien Commun, and are entitled to register three representatives or guests on each of Observatoire’s event or conference at a 50% discount. Representatives or guests will also be in a position to actively take part in workshops on topics of interest to them.
Moreover, ever institutional member may, if he so wishes, appear on our website (logo) and make itself known on Observatoire’s events (leaflets, brochures, etc.).

3) ASSOCIATE MEMBERS – 30000 CHF plus p.a.

The associate member supports the Observatoire with a 30000 CHF p.a. plus contribution over 3 to 5 years.
The associate member is entitled to an unlimited number of subscriptions to Finance & the Common Good/Bien Commun, and may freely register two representatives or guests to Observatoire’s events or conferences. Representatives or guests will also be in a position to actively take part in workshops on topics of interest to them.
Ever associate member may, if he so wishes, appear on our website (logo) and make itself known on Observatoire’s events (leaflets, brochures, etc.).
Moreover, the Observatoire may, on demand, organise in-house seminars.
Associate members may also, at will, occupy a full seat on the Orientation Council and will therefore be in a position to have a say on decisions on future activities of the Observatoire de la Finance.

For more information, contact-us.
+41 (0)22 346 30 35