FSMA - Financial education

Instruxion has developed a series of informative animations and live action videos about “Anti-money laundry” (AML) and “Fraud detection”. They show concrete situations in which a bank or insurance agent suspects risks in these domains, present concrete tips how to deal with these risks, and some videos contain live testimonials.

The animations or motion graphics combine animated photos and illustrations. This way, ‘real-life’ people and situations enhance the direct impact on the user, and playful elements ensure that the messages and tips stick.

In our live action videos actors bring the experiences of real victims of financial fraud to live in an appropriate setting evoking the right emotion.

Wikifin

The Wikifin videos aim at turning Wikifin.be to a dynamic platform, on which all questions about money are answered in a clear and visual way. Many videos are used in primary and secondary school during classes in financial education.

The target audience of these explainers are consumers that are introduced to many of these financial topics for the first time.

On top of these videos, we also created explainers about the ‘financial crises’ for Wikifin Lab, a digital and interactive centre for financial education in Brussels, which opened its doors end of 2020. In this living lab, students can experiment with various daily life situations in which money is involved. They learn how to deal with marketing actions and manage their budgets.

The “Money Week” (18 - 26 March 2021) aims at shining light on the importance of financial education. All week long, numerous activities are offered at schools all over Belgium.

During this 6^th edition of Money Week, more than 8,000 students in years 2 and 3 of secondary school seized the opportunity to attend one or more classes taught by Ministers via videoconference.

In a very short timeframe, Instruxion took care of the video shoots with 6 Ministers and State Secretaries, and video editing in 2 languages (including clarifying illustrations). The online classes were given by:

• Alexander De Croo, Prime Minister, 'From barter to bitcoin: the evolution of means of payment in an increasingly digital economy'
• Pierre-Yves Dermagne, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Economy and Labour: 'The labour market and the jobs of the future'
• Vincent Van Peteghem, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, in charge of the Fight against Tax Fraud: 'Why do individuals pay tax? What obligations do Belgians have in this area?'
• David Clarinval, Minister of Small Businesses, the Self-Employed, SMEs and Agriculture and Institutional Reform: 'What is the difference between the self-employed status for individuals and for companies?'
• Karine Lalieux, Minister of Pensions and Social Integration: 'The workings of the social security system'
• Eva De Bleeker, State Secretary for the Budget and Consumer Protection: 'The State budget and advice for managing your own budget'
• Jean-Paul Servais, Chairman of the FSMA: 'Sources of financing for businesses: from bank loans to crowdfunding'