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The European Banking Institute (EBI) and Frankfurt School of Finance and Management have jointly established and strategically manage the master’s programme: Master in EU Banking and Financial Regulation (EBI), which is awarded a Master of Laws (LLM) degree. EU Banking & Financial Regulation Master (EBI) students will gain the skills and necessary expertise to successfully work in the entire field of banking and financial regulation.
In particular, this programme offers courses on the following subjects: foundations of financial systems, financial regulation and accounting, financial markets in crisis, consumer protection and behavioural economics, institutional and substantive aspects of banking regulation and supervision, bank crisis prevention and management, capital markets regulation and supervision, insurance regulation and supervision, central banking policies, including monetary policy and macroprudential oversight, as well as ESG in the financial system.
First academic degree in one of the following combinations:
either a first degree in law (or equivalent) with at least 210 ECTS, or 180 ECTS and one year of relevant work experience, or 180 ECTS and additional coursework in the programme
or a degree in economics or business administration (or equivalent) with at least 180 ECTS, and one year of relevant work experience, and pre-course with relevant law content
Excellent written and spoken English (TOEFL – 90 iBT / IELTS 7.0 or equivalent)
Successful admissions interview
EBI Research, Events, & Database
EBI publishes research conducted by its members and makes it immediately available to the academic community and all other interested parties. EBI publications include: EBI Working Papers, BRIEFIN, and EBI Regulatory Report
EBI conferences and seminars promote the dialogue among scholars, regulators, supervisors, industry representatives and advisors in relation to issues concerning the regulation and supervision of financial institutions and financial markets from a legal, economic and any other related viewpoint.
The EU Banking Cases Collection enhances the transparency of the cases pending before, or decided by, the Union Courts in the area of the EU banking union and to offer a tool to academics and practitioners.
Ideal candidates for the Master in EU Banking and Financial Regulation (EBI) are young professionals with a first academic degree in the areas of law, economics, business administration, or similar fields. Optimally, students would have at least one year of experience in the field of law. Candidates without experience in law are welcome to apply. However, they must take a pre-course with relevant law content (which will be offered by the EBI and Frankfurt School before starting the programme).
Examples of suitable professional profiles are current and future employees in:
The Master of EU Banking & Financial Regulation (EBI) curriculum consists of eight mandatory modules and two mandatory elective modules. Students will gain hands-on work experience through a mandatory internship in their particular field of interest at some point in thier studies. The programme concludes with a Master Thesis, where students apply the knowledge gained throughout their studies.
Basic Elements of Financial Regulation and Accounting
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Institutional Aspects of Financial Regulation
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EU Banking Regulation I: General Aspects
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EU Capital Markets Regulation I: General Aspects
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ESG in the Financial System
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Central Banking Policies (other than Prudential Supervision)
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EU Banking Regulation II: Specific Aspects
International Bank Accounting and Auditing
Edgar Löw, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
EU Insurance Regulation
Prof. Dr. Michele Siri, University of Genoa
Prudential Regulation & Supervision and Resolution of Financial Groups in the EU
Prof. Dr. Bart Joosen, VU University Amsterdam
Comparative Aspects of EU Financial Regulation in a Global Context
Prof. Dr. Rolf Sethe, University of Zurich
Prof. Dr. Matthias Lehmann, Universität Wien
EU Capital Markets Regulation II: Specific Aspects
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Elective 1
International Bank Accounting and Auditing
Edgar Löw, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
EU Insurance Regulation
Prof. Dr. Michele Siri, University of Genoa
Prudential Regulation & Supervision and Resolution of Financial Groups in the EU
Prof. Dr. Bart Joosen, VU University Amsterdam
Comparative Aspects of EU Financial Regulation in a Global Context
Prof. Dr. Rolf Sethe, University of Zurich
Prof. Dr. Matthias Lehmann, Universität Wien
Elective 2
International Bank Accounting and Auditing
Edgar Löw, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
EU Insurance Regulation
Prof. Dr. Michele Siri, University of Genoa
Prudential Regulation & Supervision and Resolution of Financial Groups in the EU
Prof. Dr. Bart Joosen, VU University Amsterdam
Comparative Aspects of EU Financial Regulation in a Global Context
Prof. Dr. Rolf Sethe, University of Zurich
Prof. Dr. Matthias Lehmann, Universität Wien
Master Thesis
Students will write their thesis from October to December.
Students without previous work experience will be required to participate in an internship.
Internship can be planned at any given time during the programme. Students who are employed do not need to participate in an internship, their normal employment will be converted to credits instead.
**Please check EBI Calendar for further details
This part time programme follows a blended model of study, which allows students to continue working full-time along with their studies. Students will attend class in-person on the FS Campus one weekend each month while also participating in two (occasionally three) online evening courses each week for the remaining three weeks of the month. 2023-2025 schedule and list of course leaders available.
FS and EBI's exclusive corporate connections and strong alumni networks allow you to build a professional network crucial for developing your international career. The FS Career Services team will support you with individual consultations on career development, which are based on your interests and career goals. This service, along with our regular guest lectures, a wide range of career events, onsite in Frankfurt, Europe-wide, or online, sets graduates up for long-term professional success.
The first step of our application process is to complete the online application form. You will need to upload the following supporting documents.
Required Documents
Each of the documents listed above is required for completing your application.
Deadlines
Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Therefore, we encourage you to apply as early as possible.
Final application deadline: 30 June 2023 |
Programme start: 09 September 2023 |
The final decision regarding your Master of EU Banking and Financial Regulation (EBI) admission will be based on a combination of undergraduate grades, work experience, English language abilities, and interview performance.
We also take into account other significant life experiences, commitments or awards, such as internships, international experiences and volunteer projects.
Non-refundable enrolment fee: 100 EUR
The next intake of the Master of EU Banking and Financial Regulation (EBI) will start September 2023. All students are expected to be at Frankfurt School at that point of time.
Your studies are a direct investment in your professional future. As a business school of international standing, we offer you not only the best study conditions, but also very good career prospects. In order to ensure the high quality of our teaching and research, we also expect commitment and the highest willingness to perform from our students. Financing your studies should be planned with a long-term perspective, and there are payment plans available to help you achieve your goals. Therefore, take advantage of our offer and let us advise you personally at an early stage.
Have a look at this year´s excursion to the European Central Bank!
Christos Gortsos
Academic Director
President of the European Banking Institute Academic Board
Edgar Löw
Programme Director
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Christos Gortsos
Academic Director
President of EBI Academic Board
Edgar Löw
Programme Director
Frankfurt School
Nils Stieglitz
President
Frankfurt School
Thomas Gstädtner
President of the Supervisory Board
EBI
Enrico Leone
Chancellor
EBI