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.
Interview with José Luis Martínez on Radio Galicia
“Spanish banks are prepared to face the difficult situation generated by the crisis. In recent years they have strengthened their capital levels and accumulated liquidity that they are now making available to families and businesses, always in coordination with the authorities.” This is what our spokesperson states in this interview on the programme “Galicia por diante”.
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.
Banking employees bring financial education to over 43,600 students
The sixth edition of the ‘Your Finances, Your Future’ financial education program has launched, thanks to bank employees who volunteer at schools to introduce students aged 13 to 15 to economic and financial concepts. By the end of this edition, more than 43,600 secondary school students across Spain will have benefited from workshops led by 3,400 banking sector volunteers since the program’s inception in 2015.
Bank employees provide financial education to over 43,600 students.
The sixth edition of its financial education program, ‘Your Finances, Your Future,’ launches, made possible by bank employees who volunteer in schools to introduce students aged 13 to 15 to economic and financial concepts. Upon completion of this edition, over 43,600 secondary school students across Spain will have benefited from workshops delivered by 3,400 banking sector volunteers since the program launched in 2015.
Bank employees bring financial education to more than 43,600 students
The sixth edition of its financial education programme “Your finances, your future” is under way, thanks to bank employees who volunteer in schools to introduce economic and financial knowledge to students aged 13 to 15. By the end of this edition, more than 43,600 students at secondary schools across Spain will have benefited from workshops delivered by 3,400 volunteers from the banking sector since the programme began in 2015.
Interview with José Luis Martínez on Capital Radio
In this interview for the program “Mercado Abierto,” our spokesperson discusses the IRPH index after the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) deemed its use for setting mortgage loan interest rates fully valid.
Interview with José Luis Martínez on Radio Galicia
Our spokesperson recalls on the program “Galicia por diante” that the IRPH is an index calculated by the Bank of Spain and published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) following the ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) which confirms its validity.
Interview with José Luis Martínez on Cadena SER Euskadi
Our spokesperson addresses the negative effects on savers and the eurozone economy of the negative interest rates set by the European Central Bank (ECB), which maintains an ultra-loose monetary policy, on the programme “A vivir dos días Euskadi”.
CUNEF students accept the challenge: How can we improve financial literacy in Spain?
Spain ranks at the bottom among European countries in financial literacy. What can we do to help the country overcome this pending issue? This is the challenge we have posed to CUNEF students, who will present their most innovative ideas to banking executives and AEB on 5 March.