Fédération Européenne des Conseils et Intermédiaires Financiers

Acronym: FECIF

General Information

Identification Code: 22169245489-60

Website: http://www.fecif.eu

Entity Form: AISBL

Registration Category: Trade and business associations

Registration Date: 3/14/2011

Last Update: 2/7/2024

EP Accredited Number: 1

Mission & Interests

Goals: FECIF has been set up in 1999 to represent and defend the interest of the financial intermediaries in Europe. Today FECIF represents more than 400,000 financial intermediaries (insurance & investment agents, brokers and consultants) across Europe.

Interests Represented: Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members

Interests:

Banking and financial services
Economy, finance and the euro
Single market
Taxation

Levels of Interest:

european

Activities

Main EU Legislative Proposals: PRIIPs Regulation (No 1286/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 November 2014), MiFID II (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive), IDD (Insurance Distribution Directive), AIFMD (Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive), UCITS Directive 85/611/EEC and amendment UCITS IV, Mortgage, PEPP (Pan-European Pension Product or Pan-European Personal Pension Product)

Communication Activities: One annual event - Quaterly review Trusting - Monthly on-line newsletter

Inter-institutional or Unofficial Groupings: N/A

Head Office

Address: Avenue Louise, 143/4

Post Code: 1050

City: Brussels

Country: BELGIUM

Phone:

Indic Phone: 32

Phone Number: 5357622

EU Office

Address: Avenue Louise, 143/4

Post Code: 1050

City: Brussels

Country: BELGIUM

Phone:

Indic Phone: 32

Phone Number: 5357622

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Complementary Information: Members contribute time and money to follow the issues concerning their line of work debated by the European Parliament to be able to contribute the most relevant feedback on the reality of practices and regulations in each country. Our aim is to defend safe and fair regulation throughout the EU as much for the general public as for the professionals we represent. Our funds cover office and administrative expenses and the services of a specialised agency to support our work on upcoming debates.