Institute of Financial Accountants

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INSTITUTE OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANTS

Official blazon

Arms : Per fess cheeky sable and argent and sable, on a pile gules between two quill pens palewise Or two mullets argent, irradiated Or, issuing from those in chief a lightning flash argent, in base a mullet of six points also argent, irradiated Or.
Crest: On a wreath argent, sable and gules, A demi figure garbed as a Franciscan representing Fra Luca Paciol resting the sinister hand on a book bound gules, edged, clasped and garnished Or, al)d pointing thereto with a wand proper held in the dexter hand. Mantled sable and gules, doubled Or.
Motto: Vincit omnia perseverantia

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on February 20, 1969 to the Institute of Book-keepers and Related Data Processing.

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