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90 credits
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8 months + 4 months paid internship
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Presential Full time
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English
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Madrid
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30 places
Do you want to know the environment in which the banking business is immersed?
The Master's Degree University Degree in Banking and Financial Regulation prepares tomorrow's banking professionals by reinforcing essential financial fundamentals and providing in-depth analysis of critical industry issues.
Find out why you should choose this Master's Degree:
International Travel
After the exams of the first semester, we traveled to Paris, Frankfurt and Brussels to attend for seminars and training sessions with different organizations as well as members of the financial industry.
In-Company Training
The Master's Degree in Banking and Financial Regulation, in permanent contact with the industry, provides training ad hoc to professionals in the financial sector. We build bridges between academia and finance.
International Workshops and Seminars
A committee advisor composed of prestigious members
What they think of the Master's Degree
GERMÁN LÓPEZ ESPINOSA
Professor UNAV & IESE
The way we integrate Financial Regulation with Technology, Econometrics, Macroecono- mics, Programming, Accounting, Financial and Non-Financial Risks and Ethics is the best asset of the Master in Banking and Financial Regulation. Every academic year, we organise three Workshops about the most important topics for the European Banking Industry.
ALBERTO CALLES
Partner PWC
As head of Pwc's Banking Risk and Regulation business, I have employed many people from the Master in recent years and the experience is extremely positive. The graduates, all of them of great quality for the beginning of their professional career, they also have a global technical vision of the banking problem that, of course, it is not currently available in the market.
JULIE CHEMUTAI
Student 22-23
I like this program because it is international recognized and it is also taught in English. I like the fact that our professors are from the best institutions in Europe. My favourite units are financial regulation and data analytics
CATHAL REYNOLDS
European Central Bank Inspector (MBRF'14)
Banking Supervisors within the SSM at the ECB are in demand more than ever due to developments such as Brexit and the digitalisation of the sector. The Master's degree provided me with a solid basis to begin my career as a Supervisor and work on, inter alia, the EBA stress tests, the SREP, IFRS 9 implementation and credit risk on-site inspections.