From national selections to the European Finals
Launched in 2017, the European Money Quiz is one of the flagship initiatives of European Money Week, held every March. Students first compete in national selections run by each participating banking association, and the winning team from each country then travels to Brussels for the European Finals. Questions cover the financial topics young people increasingly face in everyday life, from saving and long-term planning to digital finance, cybersecurity, fraud prevention and responsible money management.
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3 simple steps to participate
Registration: Contact your national banking association
National banking associations are responsible for the organisation and registration of their national selections. Therefore, there can be slight differences between the national competitions, due to national specificities.
National selections: Compete against classrooms across your country
Once registered, classrooms take part in their country’s national selection, competing against other schools in a quiz on money and personal finance. Each national banking association sets the format and timing of its own selection, and the winning classroom in each country goes through to the European finals.
European finals: Represent your country in Brussels
National banking associations will contact their national winners to take part in the European finals, and arrange the practical details of travel to Brussels together. At the live final, the national champions compete against one another, with the questions available in each team’s own language.
Find your national contact point
Albanian Association of Banks
Union of Banks of Armenia
The Austrian Bankers’ Association
Roman Molva: molva@bankenverband.at
Doris Zingl: zingl@bankenverband.at
More information here
Association of Banks in Bulgaria (ABB)
Irina Kazandzhieva: irina.kazandjieva@abanksb.bg
More information here
Croatian Banking Association (HUB)
Ivan Hrvoje Maljković: ivanhrvoje.maljkovic@hub.hr
More information here
Association of Cyprus Banks (ACB)
Czech Banking Association (CBA)
Finance Denmark
Estonian Banking Association
Finance Finland
Päivi Luna: Paivi.Luna@finanssiala.fi
Peikola Emilia: emilia.peikola@finanssiala.fi
Jussi Karhunen: Jussi.Karhunen@finanssiala.fi
More information here
French Banking Federation (FBF)
Association of German Banks (BdB)
Hellenic Bank Association (HBA)
Hungarian Banking Association
Finance Iceland (SFF)
Banking & Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI)
Fondazione Educazione Finanziaria (FeduF)
Finance Latvia
Lithuanian Banking Association
Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL)
Finance Norway
Polish Bank Association (ZBP)
Michał Polak: mpolak@wib.org.pl
Szymon Stellmaszyk: szymon.stellmaszyk@zbp.pl
More information here
Portuguese Banking Association (APB)
Romanian Association of Banks (ARB)
Slovak Banking Association (SBA)
Bank Association of Slovenia (ZBS)
Spanish Banking Association (AEB)
Finance Sweden
Dutch Banking Association (NVB)
Association of Montenegrin Banks (UBCG)
Nebojša Djoković, Bratislav Pejaković: ubcg@t-com.me, udruzenjebanaka@t-com.me
More information here
Macedonian Banking Association (MBA)
Milena Perchinkova: milena.perchinkova@mba.mk
Jovana Lozanovska: jovana.lozanovska@mba.mk
More information here
Association of Serbian Banks (ASB)
The Banks Association of Turkey
Association of Ukrainian Banks (AUB)Practise with quizzes from past editions
Questions from previous editions of the European Money Quiz are available below, grouped by language. Each quiz takes only a few minutes, making it an easy way for students to prepare for the national selections and for teachers to bring financial topics into the classroom. With quizzes in more than 25 languages, students can also test their knowledge in a second or third language.
