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#27 Maximilian Meyer - CMO of Scalable Capital on Building Europe’s Next Investment Culture

Campus To Capital · 2026-05-27 · 59 min

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Why do nearly half of European household assets still sit in cash while retail investors in the US continue compounding wealth through the markets? This week we sat down with Maximilian Meyer, Chief Marketing Officer of Scalable Capital, one of Europe’s leading investment platforms with more than one million clients and over €50 billion in assets. Before joining Scalable, Max founded his own startup in his early twenties and later worked at Fidelity International, giving him a perspective that combines entrepreneurship, institutional finance, and modern fintech growth. In this conversation, we explore how Scalable is trying to change investing behavior across Europe - not just through products, but through branding, education, and cultural relevance.

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