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The ATTF Charter

The Financial Technology Transfer Agency, better known as the ATTF, is fully integrated in the institutional infrastructure of the Luxembourg financial market. It is fully committed to abiding by the ethical code of the banking industry drawn up during the general meetings of the "Association des Banques et Banquiers, Luxembourg" (ABBL, Luxembourg Banker's Association) of April 26, 2005.

The ATTF is a member of the European Bank Training Network (EBTN). As such, it is fully committed to complying with the Code of Professional Conduct and Practice adopted by the Network on 6 October 2000 and with the Code of Conduct and Practice for Members approved by the Network on 9 June 2006.

The ATTF undertakes to respect both the above codes and to react appropriately as and when it deems this to be valid or necessary.

The ATTF is a banking and financial training and consulting institution operating in cooperation with countries with emerging or transitional economies. As such, it is fully committed to a number of action principles and values.

Action Principles

The Agency takes as its reference shareholder, the State of Luxembourg itself. Its own actions are inspired, ipso facto, by the fundamental principles guiding the policy of the government of the Grand Duchy. The State of Luxembourg is a founder member of the European Union. Thus, the Agency is committed to the aims defined by the European Union, and respects the intrinsic values incorporated therein.
The Agency's is clearly committed to contributing to long-term development that ensures a healthy balance between human, social and economic requirements.
The Agency is convinced that a strong and healthy banking and financial system with irreproachable ethics is a key factor in such long-term development. It is therefore concerned to assist in building and implementing such a system and keeps this factor permanently in mind.
The Agency is convinced of the significance of the social responsibility of the financial and banking institutions in the fight against all aspects of international crime.
The Agency's cooperation activity is even handed in the contribution it makes to the banking and financial community in all the countries with which it works: it does not favour any one in preference to any other.
The Agency places great emphasis on the quality of the services it offers and this forms the foundation of its activities, being a prime factor in determining its actions and priorities, and taking into account the operational resources available.
The Agency places the people and the context in which they are evolving at the centre of its action, and takes into account relevant differences in culture and experience.
The Agency requires an exceptionally high degree of professionalism from its experts, both in terms of the technical and the teaching expertise. Consultants are chosen for their professional integrity, their open-mindedness towards others and towards the world, as well as for their human qualities.
The Agency requires that the members of its staff carry out their functions in the spirit of this Charter.
Through its commitment to these principles, the Agency hopes to contribute to the emergence and building of a more just, more peaceable and more open world for all.