Executive education
Empowering professionals with tailored courses that blend academic expertise and practical insights
The Florence School of Banking and Finance, where expertise meets ambition
What we do
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
Transition Plans in the Financial Sector
12 - 14 May 2025
Residential course
Blockchain and Decentralised Finance
9-10 June 2025
Residential course
Bank Resolution Academy
22 - 24 September 2025
Residential course
Initiatives
News
16 April 2025
EU Savings and Investments Union: Bringing Capital Markets to People and Firms
The Florence School of Banking and Finance and the European Stability Mechanism are pleased to invite you to the conference EU Savings and Investments Union: Bringing Capital Markets to People and Firms, 4–5 June...
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6 March 2025
First Banking Supervision Policy WPS event hosted at European Central Bank in Frankfurt
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16 April 2025
EU Savings and Investments Union: Bringing Capital Markets to People and Firms
The Florence School of Banking and Finance and the European Stability Mechanism are pleased to invite you to the conference EU Savings and Investments Union: Bringing Capital Markets to People and Firms, 4–5 June...
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First Banking Supervision Policy WPS event hosted at European Central Bank in Frankfurt
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30 April 2025
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15 May 2025
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21 May 2025
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15 May 2025
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21 May 2025
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.
Blogs
FBF videos
Central Counterparty Clearing (CCP) and the EU Active Account Requirement (AAR) – PART 1
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)