The banking confirms the advance of the financial inclusion, that reaches at 99.3% of the town

AEB, CECA and Unacc have emphasised that measures of financial inclusion start-ups for the sector have reduced by 50% the people without point of access in its municipalities, benefiting to 322,049 people 

More than 80% of the Spanish states that it does not suppose them special difficulty access the banking services, in similar levels to the access to the education, according to the surveys. Additionally say that the banks are between the services that they have more improved in the last year, together with businesses and educational institutions

The banking associations have maintained a meeting with the minister of Economy, Trade and Company, Carlos Cuerpo, in which have also participated representatives of the financial users and groups of great and disabled people, the Banco de España and the Ombudsman

The Spanish Banking Association (AEB), CECA and the National Credit cooperatives Union (Unacc) have maintained a meeting with the minister of Economy, Trade and Company, Carlos Cuerpo, in which have participated also representatives of the financial users and groups of great and disabled people, with the Banco de España and with the Ombudsman. In this frame, the banking associations have been able to demonstrate the improvement in the financial inclusion, thanks to the measured start-ups for the sector.

AEB, CECA and Unacc have presented results of the ‘Report on the financial inclusion in Spain 2024’, of the Valencian Researches Institute Economics (IVIE), where it is concluded that 99.3% of the Spanish town has access to banking services. From the starting up of the Road map's measures, a point of attention in person has been given to 322,049 people and to 889 municipalities.

In the meeting with the Ministry of the Economy, the banking associations have also emphasised the permanent monitoring of the advances, as well as the processes of listens active with regard to financial inclusion. AEB, CECA and Unacc have presented the results of a survey, elaborated by Inmark, that reveals that 74% of people over 65 know the decalogue of measures to improve the customised attention.

Similarly, more than 80% of the Spanish states that it does not suppose them special difficulty access the banking services, in similar levels to the education, and considers that the banks are among which they have more improved its service in the last year, together with businesses and educational institutions.