IBI has established and maintained business contacts with partners from more than 30 countries, which have actively participated in training courses and workshops delivered in IBI, have assisted in equipping classrooms with advanced computers and training facilities, in setting up and completing unique IBI library:
- Australia (Australian Institute of Banking & Finance),
- Austria (Salzburg Seminar)
- Belgium (Belgian Bankers Association, Belgian Bankers Academy, EBTRA),
- Bulgaria (International Banking Institute),
- Canada (Institute of Canadian Bankers),
- Cyprus (Chartered Institute of Bankers-Cyprus Centre),
- Czech Republic (Banking Institute),
- Denmark (Danish Bankers Association),
- Finland (Finish Bankers Association, University of Helsinki),
- France (Centre de Formation de la Profession Bancaire),
- Germany (Bankakademie, Vereinigung fur Bankberufsbilding, Deutsche Bank),
- Greece (Hellenic Bank Association),
- Great Britain (the British Council, the Chartered Institute of Bankers, the Open University, Fairplace, BPP Bank Training, the Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland, Know How Fund, Reuters),
- Hungary (International Training Center for Bankers),
- India (National Institute of Bank Management),
- Ireland (Institute of Bankers in Ireland),
- Italy (EFFEBI),
- Jordan (Arab Academy for Banking and Financial),
- Lithuania (Lithuanian Banking Insurance & Finance Institute),
- Luxembourg (Institute de Formation Bankaire Luxembourg, ABBL),
- Nehterlands (Netherlands Institute for the Banking and Stockbroking Industry),
- Norway (Banking Institute Oslo),
- Pakistan (Institute of Bankers),
- People’s Republic of China (Banking Institute of the Republic of China),
- Poland (Gdansk Academy of Banking, International School of Banking and Finance, Warsaw Institute of Banking),
- Portugal (Institute de Formacao Bancaria),
- Republic of South Africa (Institute of Bankers in South Africa),
- Romania (Romanian Banking Institute),
- Slovakia (Institute of Banking Education),
- Spain (Institute d'Estudis Financers),
- Sweden (Stockholm University, SIDA, Employers' Association of the Swedish Banking),
- Switzerland (Swiss Bankers Association),
- Turkey (Banks Association of Turks),
- USA (Fund for Democracy and Development (FDD), Bankers’ Association of Iowa,Iowa State University), and others.
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