Spring Meeting & Workshop
March 15-17, 2009 Austin, TX

9-11 tragedy forces cancellation of Annual Meeting in Savannah, GA. 50% of registration fee income donated to American Red Cross 9-11 Relief Fund

9/18/2001

New web site revealed in Baltimore, MD

9/20/2000

2000

AFT contracts to outsource Newsletter. Volume 1 Number 1 AFTech Letter published

03/01/1997

AFT joins the World Wide Web

03/12/1996

Name changed to Association for Financial Technology (AFT). Single class of membership established

05/11/1994

1990

Re-laundched NABS newsletter

05/01/1989

Annual Meeting held in Boston, MA. Membership reaches all-time high of 120 companies. Associate Membership limited to 20% of Voting (core) Membership

09/17/1985

First Scholarship program adopted in Montreal, QB, CN.

09/20/1984

NABS Annual Meeting held outside the United States for the first time in Toronto, ON, CN. Membership hits 90 companies.

09/22/1981

NABS acquires first computer

11/19/1980

1980

First amendments to Bylaws in Houston, TX

03/30/1979

First Bylaws are adopted in Atlanta, GA

09/23/1977

NABS out sources Administrative services to Bannister & Associates, Inc. First NABS newsletter published

11/01/1976

NABS formally incorporated in Massachusetts

05/15/1975

“National Association of Bank Servicers” (NABS) becomes new name

09/26/1974

First formal meeting held in Chicago, IL

10/24/1973

“Independent Multi-Bank Data Processing Center Organizatin” is born

01/01/1973

Memorandum of thoughts on a multi-bank servicing organization was formed

12/18/1972

19 data canter executives meet in Fremont, Ohio to discuss forming an organization.
James E. Stoner eleced Chairman of Steering Committee.
Steering Committee Members:
James E. Stoner
Financial Computer Services,
Fremont, OH
Robert Espie
Indiana Information Controls,
Valparaiso, IN
Stebbins B. Ingram
Allied Financial Services,
Charlotte, NC
David L. James
PG Data Center
Garrettsville, OH
John Williams
Computer Services Inc.
Paducah, KY

12/06/1972

1970