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Financial education is evolving rapidly in the context of digitalization and economic transformation, yet Spain still faces inequalities in the implementation and quality of financial education programs. A thorough assessment, including the use of long-term studies and monitoring systems, is essential to ensure initiatives to improve financial education achieve their objectives and reduce social and economic inequalities.

Este artículo analiza los desafíos y propuestas para mejorar la educación financiera en España en un contexto de rápida digitalización y cambios económicos.

Since its deregulation 50 years ago, the Spanish banking sector has been shaped by significant structural transformation as a result of the need to adapt to an ever-changing environment, to which it has demonstrated resilience and flexibility. On top of profitability pressures, the management of risks under the growing regulatory push to increase solvency, on the one hand, and technological challenges, on the other, remain the most important issues facing the Spanish banks in the years to come.