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Banking Associations and Bankers' Associations are professional associations of banks and bankers that address their common interests. In some jurisdictions activity is primarily lobbying, in others it involves drafting common standards for the retail or wholesale markets.

Resources in This Category

• Austin Mortgage Bankers Association

  http://www.austinmba.org/
  Code of ethics, membership list and forthcoming events.

• Dallas Mortgage Bankers Association

  http://www.dallasmortgagebankers.com/
  Judicial and legislative updates, back copies of the DMBA's monthly newsletter, and a list of member banks.

• Fort Worth Mortgage Bankers Association

  http://www.fortworthmba.org/
  Listing of social and charity events.

• Independent Bankers Association of Texas

  http://www.ibat.org/
  Contact details, and other password-protected information for members.

• Texas Bankers Association

  http://www.texasbankers.com/
  Details of forthcoming legislation and compliance guidance, and lists of endorsed vendors and their products.

• Texas Mortgage Bankers Association

  http://www.texasmba.org/
  Includes frequently asked questions about closing on a mortgage.

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