published on 11.11.25
Barcelona has once again positioned itself as a global hub for innovation, sustainability, and economic transformation with the Barcelona new economy week (BNEW) 2025.
Held from September 29 to October 2 at DFactory Barcelona, this year’s edition brought together over 12,900 professionals from diverse sectors—including finance, technology, and sustainability—to explore how businesses can integrate ESG (environmental, social, and governance) principles into their core strategies.
For students and professionals in TBS Education’s MSc Sustainable Financial Management with Data Analytics, BNEW 2025 offered a unique platform to witness firsthand how sustainable finance, fintech, and green technology are reshaping the global economy.
BNEW 2025 placed a strong emphasis on sustainable finance, highlighting how companies can align profitability with social and environmental responsibility.
Key discussions included:
These themes are central to the MSc Sustainable Financial Management with Data Analytics at TBS Education, where students learn to navigate the complexities of ESG integration, impact investing, and corporate sustainability reporting.
The event also showcased the role of fintech and digitalization in advancing sustainable finance. Sessions on AI-driven financial analysis, digital banking for social impact, and blockchain-based sustainability tracking demonstrated how technology is enabling smarter, more responsible financial decisions. For aspiring financial managers, understanding these trends is crucial.
The MSc Sustainable Financial Management with Data Analytics at TBS Education equips students with the data analytics and financial modeling skills needed to lead in this evolving landscape.
BNEW 2025 provided unparalleled networking opportunities with CEOs, policymakers, and fintech innovators
Attendees had the chance to engage with experts from:
Such connections are invaluable for MSc students seeking internships or careers in sustainable finance, corporate responsibility, or ESG consulting.
The Spain Audiovisual Hub 2025 Report does not only celebrate economic success but it also signals a rising demand for specialised professionals.The industry is calling for producers, project managers, and creative strategists who can lead international teams, integrate new technologies, and drive innovation across platforms.
Data analytics is revolutionizing how businesses assess climate risks and sustainability performance.
The event featured case studies on AI-powered ESG scoring and real-time sustainability dashboards, tools that are becoming standard in modern financial management.
Barcelona’s thriving ecosystem of startups, accelerators, and corporate innovation labs makes it an ideal city for studying sustainable finance. Events like BNEW 2025 reinforce the city’s reputation as a testbed for green finance initiatives, offering students direct exposure to cutting-edge practices.
The MSc Sustainable Financial Management with Data Analytics at TBS Education is designed to prepare the next generation of financial leaders to thrive in a sustainability-driven economy. The program offers:
By participating in events like BNEW Barcelona 2025, students gain practical insights and industry connections that enhance their career prospects in sustainable finance, impact investing, and corporate sustainability.
Our MSc Sustainable Financial Management with Data Analytics at TBS Education is your gateway to a career at the intersection of finance, technology, and sustainability. Whether you aspire to work in ESG analysis, sustainable asset management, or fintech innovation, this program provides the skills, knowledge, and network to make a meaningful impact.
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