eToro, a trading and investment platform, has announced its new collaboration with SDA Bocconi. This partnership aims to strengthen eToro’s position in the Italian and European fintech ecosystem. The announcement was made today (Monday).

eToro Collaborates on Fintech Event

eToro has joined the European FS (Financial Services) Tech Hub in Milan. This project is promoted by I.C.E. SDA Bocconi and involves various partners from the financial services sector, including industry associations. As a member of the Hub, eToro will work with I.C.E. SDA Bocconi to create an event focused on the evolution of financial markets and the role of fintech.

Massimo Citoni, Regional Manager for Italy at eToro, comments: “We are delighted to accept SDA Bocconi’s invitation to support this exciting initiative, which envisions a future of more efficient and inclusive financial services. eToro began as a fintech company with the mission to leverage technology and finance to make markets accessible to all.”

“Today, fostering active dialogue between stakeholders is crucial to collaboratively building a future for financial markets that is open, secure, and transparent.”

Connecting Fintech through Learning Opportunities

The European FS Tech Hub was launched at the end of 2023. Its goal is to facilitate connections among companies, financial operators, startups, and researchers on an international level. The Hub will provide a range of learning opportunities. These include workshops, dedicated courses, and training sessions. Topics will cover entrepreneurship, innovation, and the evolving regulatory landscape in the financial sector.

Gimede Gigante, Professor of Finance and Director of Innovation and Corporate Entrepreneurship at SDA Bocconi, stated: “The creation of this hub represents a strategic challenge that projects our school towards the future, making it a European reference point for the attraction and development of talent and technology in the financial sector, making the most of the extraordinary platform offered by the city of Milan and the collaboration with high-level partners.”

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