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The Florence School of Banking and Finance, where expertise meets ambition
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What we do

Executive education

Empowering professionals with tailored courses that blend academic expertise and practical insights

Policy dialogue

Engaging experts in high-level discussions on banking and finance through policy-focused activities

Research and knowledge production

Driving informed decisions in banking and finance through multidisciplinary and impactful research outcomes

Initiatives

Partnering with leading institutions on long-term initiatives for training, knowledge exchange, and policy support

Executive Education

Introduction to Bank Resolution

29 April - 12 June 2025
Online course

Transition Plans in the Financial Sector

12 - 14 May 2025
Residential course

Blockchain and Decentralised Finance

9-10 June 2025
Residential course

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Initiatives

EU Supervisory Digital Finance Academy (EU-SDFA)

Duration: 2022 – 2025

Central Banking and Banking Supervision Executive Education Programme (CBBS)

Duration: 2023 – 2026

News

27 March 2025

SSM Foundation Programme Returns to Lisbon

The SSM Foundation programme provides supervisors with the opportunity to strengthen professional ties and deepen their expertise in key supervisory areas. Throughout the week, participants engaged in a comprehensive agenda covering essential topics such...

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13 March 2025

Financing growth and innovation in Europe: economic and policy challenges

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6 March 2025

First Banking Supervision Policy WPS event hosted at European Central Bank in Frankfurt

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30 January 2025

A new cohort embarks on the SSM Foundation transformative journey

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Events

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Blogs

Making the counter-cyclical buffer more effective

FBF videos

Strengthening financial stability in Europe: why a new mandate for the ESM?

Why do banks syndicate credit? A closer look at risk and specialisation (Steven Ongena)

The Directors’ Table – A Deep Dive into Banking and Capital Markets Union with Lorenzo Bini Smaghi

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