Spanish Institute
of Banking and
Finance

We promote rigorous analysis and debate on the evolution of the financial system, regulatory innovation, and the digital transformation of the sector
The Spanish Institute of Banking and Finance (IEBF) is an initiative of CUNEF University and the AEB Foundation that fosters the exchange of knowledge and ideas on the present and future of the financial sector.

The IEBF is an alliance between the academic world, researchers affiliated with financial institutions, and professionals, aiming to contribute to closing the gap between academic thought and practical applications.

Its mission is structured as a think tank from which to disseminate knowledge of interest to businesses and society, always with the rigor of academic research.
To this end, it periodically conducts analyses on current topics and organizes seminars, dialogue tables, and debate forums, most notably the ‘Banking Lab’—a space for reflection on relevant issues for the banking sector that has become a benchmark since its creation in 2018. Likewise, the IEBF promotes technical reports, working papers, and technical notes.

What does the IEBF do?

Agenda

Oct
19
2026

Assessment and Challenges of Financial Inclusion in Spain

Madrid

News

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Opportunities in Quantum Technology

In this InnovAEB session, we are joined by Carlos Kuchkovsky, CEO of QCentroid, to explore how this technology can help optimize processes, improve simulations, and strengthen key capabilities for financial institutions.
Financial institutions highlight their role and contribution in the fight against money laundering

Financial institutions highlight their role and contribution in the fight against money laundering

The credit institution associations AEB, CECA, and Unacc, in collaboration with Sepblac, held the tenth edition of the Sectoral Conference on the Prevention of Money Laundering and the Financing of Proliferation (ML/FT), which featured leading experts in the field, as well as representatives from supervisory bodies and the main regulatory authorities.
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