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The students of Master's Degree in Banking and Financial Regulation complete their training in Frankfurt.
Students were able to attend to classes at the European Banking Federation.
From May 6 to 8, the students of the Master's Degree in Banking and Financial Regulation enjoyed a few days of work and training in Frankfurt where, in addition to visits to institutions such as the European Central Bank (ECB), they were able to attend to classes at the European Banking Federation (EBF).
The diary, which included daily classes and visits to emblematic places in the German city, focused on giving training to students on topics related to banking regulation, including the creation of a single banking supervision instrument for the euro zone and the proposal creation of a pan-European pension product.
The Master's Degree in Banking and Financial Regulation seeks to provide students with an advanced knowledge of the new technological environment in which the banking industry is immersed. The program, which is taught at the headquarters of the University of Navarra in Madrid, was launched in 2010 and is supported by partnership of leading financial institutions.