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APMO AGM Decision
Monday 30 April 2007
Following the recent announcement on the NABMA website of the partnership now struck between NABMA and APMO pictured are APMO delegates following their AGM with NABMA Chief Executive, Graham Wilson.
Nabma’s Chief Executive, Graham Wilson, made a presentation to the AGM before members voted and he explained that APMO members would not be able to take full membership of Nabma but they would exist as a separate group within the Nabma structure.
This decision has followed months of negotiation between the Nabma Management Board and the Executive Committee of APMO and is based on the acceptance by APMO of a number of conditions. It is intended that the arrangement will operate on a trial basis and will be reviewed in twelve months. APMO members will pay subscription rates based on the current Nabma subscription bandings.
This is an exciting development for Nabma and provides a platform for both public and private market operators to work together for their mutual benefit. In recent years the two organisations have come closer together primarily through the work of the Markets Industry Forum and the All Party Parliamentary Group and this latest development is an extension of the partnership working that is already in existence.
The new arrangements are likely to be implemented from 1st May.
Nabma’s Chief Executive, Graham Wilson, made a presentation to the AGM before members voted and he explained that APMO members would not be able to take full membership of Nabma but they would exist as a separate group within the Nabma structure.
This decision has followed months of negotiation between the Nabma Management Board and the Executive Committee of APMO and is based on the acceptance by APMO of a number of conditions. It is intended that the arrangement will operate on a trial basis and will be reviewed in twelve months. APMO members will pay subscription rates based on the current Nabma subscription bandings.
This is an exciting development for Nabma and provides a platform for both public and private market operators to work together for their mutual benefit. In recent years the two organisations have come closer together primarily through the work of the Markets Industry Forum and the All Party Parliamentary Group and this latest development is an extension of the partnership working that is already in existence.
The new arrangements are likely to be implemented from 1st May.
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