|| This seminar is open ONLY to EUI members ||

Join us for the next event of the 'Finance in the Tuscan Hills' seminar series, where we host Gianni Nicolini, Professor of Finance at the University of Rome Tor Vergata (Rome, Italy).

The aim of the seminar is to highlight the key aspects involved in assessing the effectiveness of financial education programs and to discuss the related challenges. Starting from the theoretical framework, in which financial education is seen as a tool to enhance financial literacy and promote individual well-being, the seminar examines best practices and provides guidelines for evaluating program effectiveness. Among the main challenges are the need to address diverse target groups, limited resources, and the lack of long-term outcome monitoring. Finally, the seminar explores new perspectives offered by non-traditional learning approaches, such as edutainment, gamification, and artificial intelligence.

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Gianni Nicolini, PhD is professor of finance at the University of Rome Tor Vergata (Rome, Italy). His main research interests concern consumer finance, in particular financial literacy and financial education. His contributions in the field include international peer-reviewed journals and books (authored and edited). He is a Fulbright scholar, and member of the G53 Financial Literacy and Personal Finance Research Network. He is Past-President of the American Council on Consumer Interest (ACCI), and Executive Director of the International Academy on Financial Consumers (IAFICO).

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The FBF seminar series ‘Finance in the Tuscan Hills’ focuses on financial sector issues and aims to bring together researchers from across the EUI community, who share an interest in these subjects.