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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2025 · 44 MIN

‘Nationalism in Banking is Simply Stupid’: Can Central Europe Lead Europe’s Next Boom?

from Visegrad Insight Podcast · host Res Publica Foundation

In this episode of the Visegrad Insight Podcast, Tomasz Kasprowicz speaks with Andreas Treichl, chair of Erste Foundation and former chief executive of Erste Group Bank, about the future of banking, capital markets and pensions in Central and Eastern Europe.Learn more about Europe Future Forum: https://europefuture.forum/⁠📌 What is inside this episode:Why Central and Eastern Europe was unfairly branded the 'wild East' after the financial crisisHow unfinished banking union, weak capital markets and poor pension design hold the EU backWhy funded second-pillar pensions are key to Europe’s green transition and ageing societiesWhat better financial literacy, housing policy and cross-border cooperation could do for the regionWatch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/xiMxQmwjjJQListen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/194cGi2JMHdbNhQePx1pNz?si=99sQ1o7IT9WEJrKLnBvEKAListen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/nationalism-in-banking-is-simply-stupid-can-central/id1515725435?i=1000737250724&l=en-GB

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