(Adnkronos) - “La terza edizione della Edufin Index è una nostra iniziativa per misurare il grado di educazione finanziaria della popolazione e rivolgere soprattutto un sguardo approfondito alle frange fragili della nostra popolazione in termini di educazione finanziaria, che sono i nuovi italiani, le donne e i giovani”. Sono le parole di Davide Passero, ceo Alleanza Assicurazioni e country chief marketing & product officer Generali Italia, a margine della presentazione della terza edizione di Edufin Index, l’osservatorio sulla consapevolezza e sui comportamenti finanziari e assicurativi degli italiani, realizzato da Alleanza Assicurazioni, compagnia di Generali Italia, insieme a Fondazione Mario Gasbarri e con la collaborazione scientifica di SDA Bocconi. L’evento di presentazione ha avuto il patrocinio del Ministero delle Imprese e del Made in Italy.
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00:00The third edition of the Dauphin Index, which is our initiative to measure the degree of
00:10financial education of the population and above all to address a more in-depth look
00:18at what are the fragile branches of our population in terms of financial education, which are
00:24the new Italians, women and young people, and through this to see the impact of the actions
00:31that the insurance sector is taking to make a social contribution to this aspect of
00:39the development and well-being of the country and the reduction of social inequalities,
00:45in particular on young people, young people need to have a greater desire for the future
00:54and we firmly believe that financial education is a step in this direction, because in the
01:01end the use of savings is precisely this bridge between the present and the future, it is important
01:08the step that has been taken in terms of introducing financial education in the school
01:15We are present alongside the many teachers who join us in their
01:23didactic paths, this year we will be present in more than 100 Italian schools and we have had
01:29an exorbitant number of requests to which we were not prepared but we will prepare for the
01:34next year, we have measured it both from the point of view of the
01:39families and from the point of view of the teachers, the impact of this important element
01:48and we have the ambition that, in short, financial education and finance enter a little more into the
01:54family debate because the family remains the great place where finance and financial knowledge are transmitted
02:05Here, teaching at school, the ambition is that we also talk about inflation, perhaps at home
02:13explaining what it is, as well as the battle of Custoza when history is taught, we believe
02:19that family, school must lean towards this important branch of the population that
02:25are the young people who today show fragility but who are evidently the future of the country