CIENxCIEN (one hundred percent) is a podcast on the latest economic, technological and social developments, brought to you by people working at the Banco de España. We want to throw open our doors and tell you about what we do, how we do it and the impact it has on your day-to-day life.
These down-to-earth yet rigorous podcasts will blend the simplicity of conversations between colleagues with the professionalism of our work in different areas, placing all our expertise at your disposal.
06/05/2026
We interact with our banks on an almost daily basis, and in such a close relationship, it’s natural for disputes to arise sometimes. But do you know when, how and why you can make a complaint to your bank? Join us as Nieves Prieto tells us about the stories and people behind past complaints and the role played by the Banco de España, which offers the public a one-to-one complaints service.
Series: International
International trade
Series: Sustainability, Women in Economy
Climate change and green transition
Series: Economy, Inside the Bank
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05/03/2026
What does responding “I don't know” say about your gender and your financial literacy and behaviour?
The differences between men and women in financial literacy do not depend solely on whether their replies to a survey are right or wrong. Women tend to respond “I don’t know” more frequently. This option, which helps to explain the gender gap in literacy, is also linked to specific financial behaviours and settings.
15/10/2025
Small steps add up: the power of financial education Series: Economy
In today’s digital world we’re constantly surrounded by all kinds of financial content: data, trends, advice... So much, in fact, that we can end up feeling overwhelmed or thinking that economics and finance are just for experts. And yet, we are constantly making financial decisions that affect not only our wallets, but the broader economy too. Are we really aware of those choices? How do we make them – and why? And what if we could make better ones? Let’s find out together.
Survey of Financial Competences
