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The diffusion of Behavioural Science in the financial industry in Germany

How widespread is behavioral science in the German financial industry? A recent survey of 127 executives by the CFA Society Germany shows that one-third of financial institutions in Germany (32 percent) have not yet used any approaches from behavioral economics.

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Survey on Audit Reports - Experiences from Analyses and Evaluation

The working group “Audit Quality” focuses on investigating issues related to current developments in auditing. By analyzing professional discussions and regulatory questions, and integrating technical expertise, the group assesses the effectiveness and compliance of audit procedures and their corresponding reports.

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Position paper on state-subsidized pensions in Germany

In the longer term, demographic developments in Germany will lead to a further reduction in the level of provision in the statutory pension scheme, albeit indirectly via an increase in the retirement age. For this reason, state-subsidized occupational and private pensions are needed more than ever to compensate for this.

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