FAQs
IBA Frequently Asked Questions
What is IBA?
IBA is an independent authority contributing to the development of a more structured and transparent brokerage sector.
Is IBA a regulatory authority?
IBA is not a government regulator unless formally defined as such. It operates as an independent authority focused on frameworks, standards, and sector-level perspective.
What is IBA’s role?
IBA contributes to clarity, consistency, and understanding within the brokerage environment through frameworks, insight, and structured dialogue.
Who does IBA work with?
Independent brokers and market participants operating within the brokerage sector.
Does IBA enforce rules?
IBA supports structured review and alignment with principles but does not replace formal legal or regulatory enforcement mechanisms.
Why is IBA needed?
The brokerage sector is diverse and evolving. IBA contributes to a more consistent understanding of practices and expectations.