AFTE "Association Française des Trésoriers d'Entreprise" is the oldest association of corporate treasurers in the world. Created in 1976, it represents around 1300 members, including 950 corporate treasurers or financial managers of approximately 800 industrial and commercial companies.
400 members are based in the Provinces.
There are also 350 correspondent members (mainly bankers).
AFTE development is concentrated on six activities:
- Technical committees:
AFTE's primary activity. These committees are forums concerning treasury management and corporate finance as well as sharing companies' knowledge and expertise.
- Representation of corporate treasurers:
AFTE has always been an active partner in the development of Paris as a financial centre.
It sits, as full member, in many official Boards.
AFTE is a founder member in 1996 of the International Group of Treasury Associations (IGTA), and in 2002 of the European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT).
- Conferences:
One of the association's major assets. They give the opportunity of forums, either in Paris or in the Provinces.
One of the technical committees is invited to organise the
AFTE’s 2 days annual conference.
- Publications:
Publications of technical committees (“Cahier technique”) and
AFTE's monthly letter ("La Lettre du Trésorier").
- Training centre and education:
AFTE provides professional training courses in treasury management and financial markets, as well as an education program with the University of Panthéon Sorbonne in Paris.
- Web site:
www.afte.com
20 rue d'Athènes – 75442 PARIS CEDEX 09
Tél. 01 42 81 53 98 – Télécopie : 01 42 80 18 90
Site internet : afte.com – E-mail : afte@afte.com
Association régie par la loi du 1er juillet 1901 – Journal officiel du 17 novembre 1976
N° SIRET : 314 974 338 000 50 - Code APE 913 E
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