Who are we?

BankszövetségThe Hungarian Banking Association is the professional advocacy association of the Hungarian banking sector, coordinating and representing the views of the banking community. The Association establishes committees and working groups involving professionals from member banks to develop common positions.

The Association's activities include

  • representing the banking sector's interests,
  • technical consultations
  • participating in the drafting of legislation
  • cooperating with fellow professional associations and NGOs
  • operating technical committees and working groups
  • operating an Ethics Committee
  • coordination and technical consultations during the drafting of government decisions
  • participating in the decision-making processes of the European Banking Federation (EBF)
  • implementing the EBF's positions
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At its joint press conference with KiberPajzs, Visa presented the results of its latest research. The findings show, among other things, that ‘digital illiteracy’ directly increases vulnerability: those who believe AI-generated fake content on social media to be genuine become three times more susceptible to fraud. In this context, Visa conducted a survey across eleven European countries, involving 9,500 adults, examining among other things how AI-generated content on social media platforms a...
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Digital awareness is of key importance for small and medium-sized enterprises. As technological development accelerates, cyber threats have also become increasingly complex, making it essential for businesses to stay up to date with security trends and respond proactively to emerging risks. By joining the KiberPajzs program, IVSZ aims to help Hungarian enterprises strengthen their defenses against business fraud. Digital fraud (business fraud) is occurring with increasing frequency in the corpo...
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As part of the 12th MoneyWeek (PÉNZ7) programme for the 2025/2026 academic year, five organizations have signed a co-operation agreement to further develop the financial and entrepreneurial skills of students. In the previous academic year, 212 000 students from 1 413 schools took part in the theme week. The registration of schools has also begun. A five-party agreement on the implementation of the MoneyWeek programme in 2026 was signed in the Money Museum by the Ministry of the Interior as t...
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The Hungarian Banking Association is baffled by the planned increase in the so-called extra profit (windfall) tax, as the consequences of the severe overtaxation of the financial intermediary system to date are clearly reflected in Hungary's unfavourable economic indicators. When the so-called extra profit tax was introduced in 2022, originally planned for two years, the Hungarian Banking Association already indicated that the measure would not only undermine the profitability of banks, but a...
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The sixth social campaign titled Good Deed Bank – Banking Blood Donors’ Month has come to an end. During the event banking sector employees helped save more than 4 000 lives. The Hungarian Banking Association and representatives of the domestic banking sector drew attention to the importance of blood donation for the sixth time. The sixth Good Deed Bank – Banking Blood Donors’ Month took place between 6 October and 31 October 2025, with mobile blood donation sites set up in nineteen locations...
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