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23rd Apr, 2024

Austrian students win the final of the largest European financial literacy competition

The Portuguese Banking Association (APB) participated for the 7th time in the final of the largest European financial literacy competition, held on April 19 in Brussels.

25th Mar, 2024

Election of APB Governing Bodies for the 2024-2026 term

The Portuguese Banking Association (APB) held a General Assembly today, bringing together its members to approve the 2023 Annual Report and Accounts and to elect the Governing Bodies for the next three-year term (2024-2026).

25th Mar, 2024

Students from Fafe win the 7th edition of the European Money Quiz

Enzo Guimarães and Luís Miranda, from Escola Básica de Arões Santa Cristina, part of the Fafe School Cluster in the Braga district, were the national winners of the financial literacy competition – European Money Quiz – promoted in Portugal by the Portuguese Banking Association (APB).

18th Mar, 2024

European Money Week: 10 years promoting financial literacy

Today marks the start of another edition of European Money Week! On this occasion, the APB is organizing the National Final of the largest financial literacy game, involving over 60 schools and 100 finalists from across the country competing for a trip to Brussels.

7th Mar, 2024

European Money Week - 10 years of boosting european financial education

In 2015, the European Banking Federation (EBF) launched the European Money Week, leading in promoting financial education across Europe. A decade later, we find ourselves in a very different landscape, where technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and digital finance add layers of complexity while presenting both challenges and opportunities.

20th Dec, 2023

Copenhagen Economics: The impact of a digital euro on financial stability and consumer welfare

The banking industry supports the objective of increased European strategic autonomy in payments and sees that new forms of digital currencies and payment methods will be needed to support the multi-faceted digitalisation of the economy.