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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

Digital finance: from technology to regulations

19 January - 20 February 2026
Online course

Savings and Investment Union Academy

2 - 4 March 2026
Residential course

Financing innovation through venture capital

16 - 18 March 2026
Residential course

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Initiatives

EU Supervisory Digital Finance Academy (EU-SDFA)

Duration: 2022 – 2025

ECB-SSM Partnership

Duration: 2022 – 2026

Central Banking and Banking Supervision Executive Education Programme (CBBS)

Duration: 2023 – 2026

News

23 October 2025

New partnership to strengthen financial literacy in Portugal

The European Commission’s Reform and Investment Task Force (SG REFORM), the Florence School of Banking and Finance (FBF) at the European University Institute (EUI), and the Portuguese National Council of Financial Supervisors (CNSF) —...

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29 September 2025

SAFE-FBF Conference: Anti-Money Laundering at a Crossroads: AMLA, Digital and Geopolitics (31 October)

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7 October 2025

The CBBS Executive Education programme enters its third academic year

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10 July 2025

Building Europe through its banking system

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Events

Working paper series

Banking Supervision Policy Working Paper Series

Discover this Paper Series, part of the partnership with the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), aiming to promote policy discussion and research on banking supervision.

Multiple Authors

Blogs

The importance of being earnest: how sovereign sustainability-linked bonds can evade sustainability commitments

FBF videos

The Directors’ Table – The global financial crisis of 2031 (with Ross Levine)

Keynote by Prof. Josh Lerner | Innovation and venture policy: Lessons for Europe from the US

The Directors’ table – Unpacking the EU Omnibus proposal

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