Expertclick provides free access to the Internet and digital tools to over 1,200 seniors.
Expertclick is now in its sixth edition, offering free workshops on the use of the Internet and digital tools for seniors. This program, promoted by the Cibervoluntarios Foundation and the Spanish Banking Association (AEB) Foundation, with the support of the Ministry of Social Rights and 2030 Agenda, aims to train individuals over 55 years old across Spain in basic digital skills. These include mobile phone usage, communication and leisure applications, digital health, online banking, and e-government.
Discover Expertclick, our free digital training school for seniors
This program by the Cibervoluntarios Foundation and the Spanish Banking Association Foundation (AEB), with the support of the Ministry of Social Rights and 2030 Agenda, aims to train people over 55 years old throughout Spain in basic digital skills. These include mobile phone use, communication and leisure applications, digital health, online banking, and electronic administration. Since the program launched in 2018, more than 6,000 people have been trained in its workshops. At least 1,200 seniors will benefit from Expertclick, especially in rural areas, in this 6th edition of 2024.
Interview with Alejandra Kindelán on Onda Cero
Our president reviews all the latest banking news in this interview on La Brújula: results, permanent tax, improved services for the elderly and progress in financial inclusion in rural areas, among other topics.
The financial sector, Incibe, National Police, and Civil Guard launch a cybersecurity campaign
The Spanish Banking Association (AEB), CECA, the National Union of Credit Cooperatives (Unacc), the National Association of Financial Credit Establishments (ASNEF), the National Cybersecurity Institute (Incibe), the Civil Guard, and the National Police present the cybersecurity awareness campaign ‘Protect yourself, preventing fraud is in your hands,’ aiming to strengthen digital security for everyone. Shielding oneself against cyberattacks is a shared responsibility between the bank and the client.
Protect yourself: preventing fraud is in your hands (1)
If you receive a text message or an email with an alert about your bank account, do not click the link or share your access codes. And if you receive a phone call, do not provide personal information and hang up. The Spanish Banking Association (AEB), CECA, the National Union of Credit Cooperatives (Unacc), the National Association of Financial Credit Institutions (ASNEF), the National Cybersecurity Institute (Incibe), the Civil Guard and the National Police have launched a cybersecurity awareness campaign with the aim of strengthening everyone’s digital security. Protecting against cyberattacks is a shared responsibility between the bank and the customer.
Mario and Matías represent Spain in the EMQ24 European financial literacy final
This event, which hosts students aged 13 to 15 to test their financial literacy knowledge and promote healthy financial habits, is an international benchmark featuring winners from European national finals. Mario and Matías represented Spain in the EMQ24 competition held on April 18 and 19.
Alejandra Kindelán, President of the AEB, receives Fernando Sobrini, President of SECOT
The AEB Foundation is developing a digital training program for the elderly with SECOT in centers and residences across various Spanish provinces, in both rural and urBan areas.
First annual meeting of Fundación AEB social action partners
The Spanish Banking Association (AEB) Foundation hosted the first annual meeting of its partner organisations in the field of social action to expand the reach and number of beneficiaries of its initiatives in the coming months.
Plena Inclusión Spain and the AEB Foundation promote the inclusion of people with disabilities
The aim of the agreement signed by the Director of Plena Inclusión, Enrique Galván, and the President of the Spanish Banking Association and its Foundation, Alejandra Kindelán, is to carry out initiatives that help this group participate in society, as well as activities to improve financial and digital skills.
The European banking sector meets in Madrid to discuss challenges and priorities to drive growth.
On the occasion of the Spanish Presidency of the EU, the board and executive committee of the European Banking Federation are holding several meetings to delve into priority areas for continued advancement and contribution to economic and social progress in Europe.