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The AEB Foundation promotes numerous social programs focused on financial and digital inclusion in collaboration with leading third-sector organizations

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Your finances, your future

Children and Young People
This programme for secondary school students aims to encourage saving, responsible financial management and healthy financial habits.
Junior Achievement

Your Finances in the Community

Children and Young People
Primary school students learn about the use of money, saving, and responsible decision-making through this program taught by their teachers.
Junior Achievement
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Finance for All

We are part of the Financial Education Plan, an initiative of the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), the Bank of Spain, and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business. The objective is to improve citizens’ financial literacy by providing them with basic knowledge and the necessary tools to manage their finances responsibly and in an informed manner.

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Alcanza Kindelan Awards with winners

Alejandra Kindelán calls for “a great pact for financial education” at the Alcanza Awards

The president of the Spanish Banking Association and the AEB Foundation, Alejandra Kindelán, today defended “a great pact for financial education” that would make it compulsory education: “An educated, informed citizenry with its own criteria is one capable of making responsible decisions and is better prepared to face the challenges of a more complex world”.
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Alejandra Kindelán

Banks defend payment interoperability and wholesale digital euro as pillars of European strategic autonomy

The president of the Spanish Banking Association (AEB), Alejandra Kindelán, today underlined the banking sector's firm commitment to contribute to European strategic autonomy through the development of payment interoperability in order to consolidate Europe's role in the world.
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