AIBT (Association of International Banks and Trust Companies) Bahamas is the leading representative body for banks and trust companies operating in The Bahamas. Established in 1976, AIBT plays a crucial role in representing the industry in its interactions with the government, regulators, and foreign associations. This esteemed organization upholds best business practices through its Code of Conduct to maintain The Bahamas' status as a premier international financial center.

AIBT is deeply committed to social issues, focusing on training local Bahamian staff and promoting financial services in The Bahamas. As the Founding Partner, AIBT organizes The Nassau Conference, a flagship professional development event that brings together industry professionals, government officials, regulators, and students to discuss the sector's challenges and opportunities. Additionally, the AIBT coordinates industry internships through the Nassau Conference Initiative, both domestically and internationally.

AIBT demonstrates its dedication through industry advocacy, engaging in ongoing dialogues with key government departments and maintaining active relationships with industry bodies and regulators. They ensure that their members are well-informed and have a say in shaping the sector's future. With a strong emphasis on professional development, AIBT's Nassau Conference offers a platform for Bahamian professionals to enhance their skills and achieve success in the industry.

This event is part of their broader Nassau Conference Initiative, which also includes a summer internship program and a language immersion program for qualified students and young professionals. AIBT's commitment to social partnerships extends to education, providing sponsored training programs for member firms, supporting the Financial Community Advanced Educational Trust for Bahamians (FCATET), and collaborating with the College of The Bahamas. Join AIBT and become part of a dynamic community that promotes industry excellence, fosters professional growth, and contributes to the development of The Bahamas' financial services sector