Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) is one of the newest perspectives and models in targeting business advertising and communications. This systematic model seeks the effectiveness and synergy of corporate communication and advertising activities. IMC, if accurately modeled, can efficiently help the organization in achieving its marketing goals. Due to the weakness of previous studies in the field of IMC, mainly the stock exchange, and the importance of financial marketing in the development of trading of stock exchange brokers, the research was aimed to design and explain the IMC model in the Tehran Stock Exchange. This research is practical and the development in terms of purpose, and hybrid quantitative and qualitative methods in terms of method. The statistical population consisted of two groups of experts, 20 specialists in the field of marketing and stock exchange from university professors and top brokerage managers of the Tehran Stock Exchange, which were selected by a snowball and purposive sampling method. Data collection tools were the in-depth study of theoretical literature and semi-structured interviews with experts. To answer the questions in the qualitative section and identify the essential components and indices of IMC, first through the in-depth study of previous research, relatively comprehensive knowledge of the literature was obtained. These factors were then interviewed in the Delphi technique in three stages, and expert opinions were applied to the model. Due to the high values of the agreement coefficient in the third stage of the interview, the indices of the conceptual model were approved by the experts. This model was identified and prioritized in four conceptual layers, ten components, and 56 indices. It was proposed and presented as the best model for combining tools and methods of IMC in the Tehran Stock Exchange. Stockbrokers who act as representatives between the stock exchange and investors can use this model to improve their relationships with investors and develop the stock exchange market and investment boom.

This article is a glance at the provision of financial services to women in other countries of the world. The article will deal with the Islamic and non-Islamic developing and developed countries. In these countries governmental and non-governmental organizations have been established to present financial services to women. The objectives of the establishment, methodology, activity domain and performance framework in these organizations have been summarized. Some of the most important non-credit services and projects presented to the women by these organizations are as follows:Social welfare services, educational services in technical and managerial fields to gain necessary skills, activities on achieving economic independence, advisory and cultural services and conducting research projects. The considerable point in this study is the differences between the approaches, types of services, objectives and performance of the organizations in developed countries as compared with developing countries