Henriette Peucker on financial education, stock investments and European capital market opportunities

Henriette Peucker knows the financial world inside and out. With positions in political consulting, investment banking and at the head of the German Stock Institute (DAI), she pursues a clear goal: to convince Germans of the advantages of investing in stocks. In an exclusive interview with WELT AM SONNTAG, she talks about the challenges of financial education, the opportunities of the new reforms in the German pension system and the structural differences between the European and American capital markets. Particularly exciting: Why young investors in Germany could be the future of the stock market and what bureaucratic stumbling blocks are hindering the capital markets. But can Europe, inspired by Sweden, create a thriving investor ecosystem from its fragmented capital market?