Allar and Matt work for the EU bank. But they’re not bankers. So they often find themselves wondering just what their super-smart banker colleagues are talking about. Each week they sit down with experts from the European Investment Bank and make them explain words, phrases and concepts frequently used in economics and finance in a way that's understandable, whether you’re a student, a citizen, or... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessInvestingGovernment |
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This is really a great show on finance related topics and the important work of the EIB. I hope there will be new episodes released in 2021
I’m listening to my favourite podcasts on Finance and then I get stuff about monsters and pixies!
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I’m trying to learn more about finance and glad I found this podcast. The host is quite funny and the show very well done. Nice personal touches to it and avoids being dry. Well done!
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