General Members' Assembly is the supreme organ of the association and meets yearly. The eabh is governed by the Board of Management and advised by the Board of Patrons and the Academic Council. It has as well a General Secretariat, neuralgic centre of the eabh in charge of implementation, management and coordination of all the initiatives organised by the association and with seat in Frankfurt. The Secretary General acts as Executive Manager of the Association. The Association's founder Manfred Pohl was Deputy Chairman of the Board of Management since 1990 and was elected Honorary Chairman for life in 2015. The eabh publishes studies and conference papers. It also organises numerous conferences, academic symposia, workshops and seminars in various European towns and locations. Every year they hold a main conference in which archivists, historians and representatives of the financial community from all over Europe come together to discuss matters of common interest. Past presidents of the organization include: 1990: Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, N M Rothschilds & Sons 2004: Wim Duisenberg, President of the European Central Bank 2006: Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank 2012: Hugo Bänziger, (International Committee of the Red Cross) Past Chairman of the eabh Academic Advisory Council include: 1990: Herman Van der Wee, University of Leuven 1998: Gabriel Tortella Casares, University of Alcalá, Madrid 2004: Gerald D. Feldman, University of California, Berkeley 2008: Peter Hertner, University of Halle-Wittenberg 2013: Harold James, Princeton University Activities Archives In July 2014 the eabh transferred its documents to the Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU) in Florence. This material relates to the creation of the Association and includes the work of its governing bodies and its activities: workshop material, board meeting protocols, publication material and photographs. Publications The main publication of the eabh is the triannual Financial History Review (FHR), published in tandem with Cambridge University Press. Founded in 1994, the FHR is the sole academic journal dedicaetd to financial, banking and monetary history. It regulately publishes original research that discus the intersections of history, finance, public policy, culture, and society. Alongside the FHR, the eabh publishes a working paper series (since 2014), a book series, and a bulletin. Conferences The eabh hosts a number of conferences and workshops designed to bring together academics and scholars of financial and banking history. Often these conferences are co-sponsored with other non-profits, business organizations, corporations, central banks, or commercial banks. The