The Superintendency of Banks of the Dominican Republic said nearly 10,000 people have received free training through Escuela SB, its educational platform, as the initiative reaches its second anniversary. The offering includes more than 30 courses, workshops, talks and conferences open to the general public, delivered through virtual and in-person formats. The academic program covers financial education, supervision of financial intermediation entities, regulation and innovation, professional development and banking law. Escuela SB is intended for professionals at supervised entities, users, staff members and other interested participants. According to the authority, personal finance topics have drawn strong interest, with the most popular courses covering loans and credit cards, debt management and family money management. The platform has also upgraded the audiovisual quality of its asynchronous courses, added microlearning to virtual teaching modules and introduced interactive tools and activities to support learning. Over the medium and long term, the authority aims to consolidate Escuela SB as a regional reference center for specialized financial and regulatory training.