Public Securities Association


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Public Securities Association(PSA)

The trade association for primary dealers in US government securities, including MBSs. In 1997, they became known as the Bond Market Association.
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Security Industry and Financial Markets Association

Formerly known as the Public Securities Association, a professional organization for banks, broker-dealers, and other organizations that underwrite securities. It serves as a lobbying group and provides education and training to members and non-members. It maintains offices in New York, Washington DC, and London, with affiliated offices in Hong Kong and other locations.
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Public Securities Association

A trade group of banks, brokers, and dealers engaged in underwriting and trading federal, state, and local government securities.
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