STATUTES
The European Finance Association (EFA) is a registered international non-profit association with scientific and pedagogical objectives, governed by the dispositions of Title III of the Belgian Law of June 27, 1921, relating to non-profit associations, international non-profit associations and foundations, as published in the annexes of the official organ Le Moniteur belge. The Association’s registered office is currently established at Place De Brouckère 31, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
- For the complete text and Articles, download the current version of the EFA Statutes [PDF 107 KB]
ATTENTION: In February 2010 the proposed changes to the EFA Statutes (as approved at the 2009 General Assembly in Bergen) were duly filed with a notary public in Belgium. The new EFA Statutes were officially published in Le Moniteur Belge and came into effect as of 31-May-2010.
Explanatory Notice (revised July 23, 2009)
The EFA Executive Committee is seeking to reinforce its organizational structure by creating the new position of a Chairperson of the Executive Committee to be appointed for a three-year term. The goal is to introduce more continuity in the leadership of the Association, which the Executive Committee believes is important.
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At the same time, the EFA Executive Committee proposes a second set of changes to the Statutes. These changes are either linked to the recent changes in the EFA membership structure (now tied to conference submission as well as conference attendance), or other modifications that will help to streamline the voting procedures of the Association.
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As a consequence of the above, the EFA Executive Committee proposes the following set of changes in the Association Statutes to implement this proposal, and urges the membership to approve both sets of changes at the upcoming General Assembly meeting(s) to be held during the EFA 2009 conference in Bergen, Norway.
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