Our President reaffirms banks’ commitment to continue supporting businesses during the pandemic
Spanish banks “deserve a medal for how quickly they reached their customers with financial support when they needed it most”. This was stated by our President, José María Roldán, referring to the State-guaranteed financing programme and the moratoria applied to help families and businesses during the health crisis, during his address at the 27th Financial Sector Meeting organised by Deloitte, ABC and Sociedad de Tasación.
CUNEF students present financial education proposals to banking executives
Today we celebrate Financial Education Day! Therefore, we bring you a video summary of the event we held with CUNEF in March. The students presented us with nearly 60 proposals to improve financial literacy in Spain and the future prospects of new generations. The project by Adriana Rodríguez, Rocío Rubio, Lucía Robles, and María del Pilar Villalba, which included actions such as the creation of a ‘school bank’, videos by ‘financial influencers’, and configuring the library as a ‘Stock Exchange’, was the winning entry. 📽️ Watch it here: #FinancialEducationDay
Do you know how to keep your digital identity safe?
Identity theft is one of the most common techniques used by hackers today to steal your money. In this video, we provide practical tips to keep your personal data secure and prevent you from becoming a victim of cyber scams.
“Digitalization and sustainability are the tourism sector’s greatest assets”
“The tourism sector must seize the opportunities created by the COVID-19 crisis to make a leap in quality.” This was stated by our chairman, José María Roldán, during the ‘Barcelona 2020 Virtual Tourism & Economy Summit’ at a round table that also included the chairman of the ICO, José Carlos García de Quevedo, and the CEO of ICF, Josep-Ramón Sanromá.
Protect Yourself from Phishing Through Fake Donation Campaigns
Cybercriminals take advantage of any opportunity to commit fraud. Even the coronavirus crisis and the goodwill to help others during our confinement. If you receive a message appealing to your solidarity with a suspicious link to donate money, do not fall for it. It may be a phishing attempt. In this video, we help you distinguish between a good cause and a fraud.
Banks support mortgage payment deferrals for those affected by the coronavirus crisis
The Spanish Banking Association (AEB) supports the economic measures announced by the Government in response to the coronavirus crisis and expresses its full readiness to facilitate their rapid execution to mitigate the effects of the crisis on families and businesses. Spanish banks are fully committed to helping their customers, providing them with security and confidence, and thus driving a swift economic recovery. Banks support the deferral of mortgage loan payments for individuals particularly hard hit by this crisis.
Protect yourself when downloading mobile applications
Cybersecurity is a priority for the banking sector, which is an expert in protecting our personal and financial data. However, users must also take measures to avoid falling victim to online scams. Here are some practical tips for downloading mobile applications.
‘Your Finances, Your Future’ in schools across Spain
More than 20 banks in Spain enable the involvement of 2,700 volunteers in the ‘Your Finances, Your Future’ program that the AEB Foundation carries out with the Junior Achievement Foundation. This initiative brings Financial Education teachings and skills that are not directly related to knowledge, but are highly useful for different areas of students’ lives, to schools across Spain.
COP25. Agreement by more than 20 Spanish banks to fight climate change
Here, our President, José María Roldán, explains the agreement signed by over 20 Spanish banks to reduce the carbon footprint in their balance sheets in accordance with the Paris Agreement and thus align with the United Nations Collective Commitment to Climate Action.
Interview with José Luis Martínez, AEB spokesperson, on TVE’s program “La aventura del saber”
We want to help residents of ‘Empty Spain’ improve their quality of life through digitalization. That is why we have launched a technology school together with Fundación Cibervoluntario. Our spokesperson, José Luis Martínez, tells us about Expertclick, the initiative through which we will bring technology to 1,000 people over 55 years of age living in rural areas throughout Spain, because it is never too late to learn to navigate the digital age better. Graciela, a workshop participant, and Luis, a volunteer, share their experience here.