Sweden impressively demonstrates how a consistently equity-oriented pension scheme both increases the prosperity of the population and gives the capital market new momentum. While the German stock market has stalled, Swedish companies are financing growth, innovation and employment on a large scale via the stock market. In the ‘Front Page’ section of Betriebs-Berater, our Chief Executive and Member of the Board Henriette Peucker explains how state-subsidised equity investments in pension provision and wealth accumulation have played a decisive role in making Sweden a country of shareholders. She explains how people in Germany can also participate more easily in the successes of the economy while at the same time strengthening their own capital market in the long term.

The article appeared in Betriebs-Berater 2025, issue 49.

Sweden impressively demonstrates how a consistently equity-oriented pension scheme both increases the prosperity of the population and gives the capital market new momentum. While the German stock market has stalled, Swedish companies are financing growth, innovation and employment on a large scale via the stock market. In the ‘Front Page’ section of Betriebs-Berater, our Chief Executive and Member of the Board Henriette Peucker explains how state-subsidised equity investments in pension provision and wealth accumulation have played a decisive role in making Sweden a country of shareholders. She explains how people in Germany can also participate more easily in the successes of the economy while at the same time strengthening their own capital market in the long term.

The article appeared in Betriebs-Berater 2025, issue 49.

Sweden impressively demonstrates how a consistently equity-oriented pension scheme both increases the prosperity of the population and gives the capital market new momentum. While the German stock market has stalled, Swedish companies are financing growth, innovation and employment on a large scale via the stock market. In the ‘Front Page’ section of Betriebs-Berater, our Chief Executive and Member of the Board Henriette Peucker explains how state-subsidised equity investments in pension provision and wealth accumulation have played a decisive role in making Sweden a country of shareholders. She explains how people in Germany can also participate more easily in the successes of the economy while at the same time strengthening their own capital market in the long term.

The article appeared in Betriebs-Berater 2025, issue 49.