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Giving Back

Giving back is part of FIA’s belief that beyond markets there are communities. Our charitable activities focus on helping communities and the people that create them thrive. FIA supports a variety of charities through our annual conferences and other events and takes part in the charitable activities of our members and the broader cleared derivatives community. Additionally, we profile the charitable efforts of our members in MarketVoice, FIA's flagship publication.  

Futures for Kids

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    This charity provides a vehicle through which the listed and cleared derivatives industry can raise money to benefit charities working to improve the lives of children around the world. To date, FFK has raised over £3 million, distributed more than 25 non-profits seeking to enhance the lives of disadvantaged children and young adults. Currently Futures for Kids supports Educaid, Kids in Kathmandu, Leadership through Sports and We See Hope.

Giving Back Stories

  • FIA charity spotlight: WeSeeHope

    CEO Steve Murigi talks to FIA's MarketVoice about grassroots leadership, sustainable change, and why hope is a long-term investment.

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  • Record-breaking Kilt Challenge raises over £175,000 for Futures for Kids

    Goldman Sachs’ Alicia Crighton and ICE’s Chris Edmonds take the Futures for Kids Kilt Challenge to new heights.

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  • FIA charity spotlight: LTSB

    Ahead of Social Mobility Day on 12 June, MarketVoice spoke to LTSB, the social mobility charity supported by FIA and Futures for Kids. Launched in 2012 by David Pinchin, the co-founder and former CEO of interdealer broker Tradition Financial Services, LTSB prepares and connects bright young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to careers with major firms.

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  • We’re good at doing good 

    The futures industry is taking part in several charity endeavours this month with SGX's Rama Pillai leading the charge in this year's Kilt Challenge.

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Greater Chicago Food Depository

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    The Greater Chicago Food Depository is Chicago’s food bank — a non-profit food distribution and training center that provides food for hungry people while striving to end hunger in the community. The Food Depository, founded in 1979, makes a daily impact across Cook County with a network of more than 700 pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and other programs that address the root causes of hunger. In 2018, the Food Depository distributed more than 69 million pounds of shelf-stable food, fresh produce, dairy products and meat, the equivalent of 159,000 meals every day.