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Reinhard Hoell

Partner at McKinsey serving banks, fintechs, payments and identity players

Reinhard Höll is a Partner at McKinsey & Company, focusing on financial services.12 He is based in the Düsseldorf office and specializes in serving banks, payment companies, fintechs, and other financial institutions across Germany, Europe, and beyond.2

Höll's expertise includes:

  1. Strategy development and execution for financial institutions
  2. Digital transformation initiatives
  3. Organizational change management
  4. Value creation programs for financial services portfolios
  5. Commercial excellence implementation
  6. Cost and efficiency programs
  7. Risk appetite planning
  8. Private equity support for buy- and sell-side processes

His professional experience includes:

  • Partner at McKinsey & Company (2012 - Present)
  • Credit Portfolio Manager at Standard Bank (2008 - 2011)
  • Analyst / Summer Analyst at Lehman Brothers (2007 - 2008)
  • Trainee at Commerzbank AG (2004 - 2007)

Höll holds several professional certifications, including Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Chartered MCSI, and Chartered Wealth Manager.1 He is passionate about driving change in the financial sector, particularly in the context of an increasingly digital world.2

Highlights

Aug 26 · linkedin

#Saxony (4/5) - as we prepare for the elections in Saxony, it's worth comparing progress. Are things as bad as the public mood? Some are even proposing a Säxit....

Possibly the most famous saying of any Saxon was by our last (and late) kind): "Do your sh** yourselves!"? If it was that easy! 70% of international exports goes to the EU and 70% national is interstate.

So, has it worked out? The data shows that we've made significant strides, esp. when comparing against peers further East:

  • Human Development Index (HDI): Saxony's HDI is 0.93, comparable to countries like Poland (0.88) and Hungary (0.85)
  • Economic Growth: Saxony's GDP per capita is $35,000, higher than the average in Eastern Europe
  • Quality of Life: Life satisfaction in Saxony is rated at 7.2/10, on par with many Western European countries and ahead of most of the former Eastern block
  • Population loss of ~25% (often more than 40% in rural areas), roughly in line with Bulgaria and the Baltics, but way behind the stable numbers of Czechia, Poland and Slovakia

While East Germany has definitely not become the Mezzogiorno, substantial differences exist (hat tip to Dr. Tim Sepp). It is to postulate a different history where Leipzig would have more than 1m inhabitants and be Germany 4th biggest city.

A possible outcome is an analysis from The Economist that highlights lower future growth potential. However, even here, even this is shared with many post-industrial areas in the west, while many lighthouses, e.g., Leipzig / Dresden as shining. This sounds much more familiar to many populist arguments globally.

The Economist is positive, they surmise that Germany’s two parts are in fact slowly converging. The income gap, in particular, is shrinking, helped by big investments from firms such as Infineon, Intel and Tesla. They still conclude that the underlying fissures in German society may take yet another generation to close

So to stick with our late king --> let's get our shit done 😎

#SaxonyElections #ComparativeAnalysis #Progress #failure #sachsen #personalopinion

Mar 2 · linkedin

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