Research by Fabian Beining

Research for long-term investors in Germany.

Publications on retirement, risk, ethical investing and portfolio resilience — written for expats and internationally mobile professionals.

Fabian Beining

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Fabian Beining

Founder of Finanz2Go and investment consultant. Fabian's research translates academic investment concepts into questions relevant to expats building wealth and retirement security in Germany.

Finanz2GoRethinking Retirement in GermanyFabian Beining
Research paperDecember 2025Retirement · Demographics · Costs

Rethinking Retirement in Germany

A data-driven perspective on Germany’s demographic pressure, the retirement gap for expats, portfolio costs and long-term capital accumulation.

Finanz2GoRetirement & Investment RiskFabian Beining
Research paperNovember 2025Risk · Retirement · Portfolio Theory

Rethinking Retirement and Investment Risk in Germany

A scientific perspective on dynamic risk, purchasing-power protection, investment horizons and retirement planning for international professionals.

Finanz2GoEthical Investing in GermanyFabian Beining
Research paperSeptember 2025ESG · Diversification · Costs

Ethical Investing in Germany

A portfolio-theory perspective on ethical constraints, diversification, factor exposure and the real role of cost in sustainable investing.

Finanz2GoLong-Term Stability in an Unstable WorldFabian Beining
Research paperDecember 2025Diversification · Crises · Rebalancing

Long-Term Stability in an Unstable World

A framework for global investors on systemic resilience, long-term capital efficiency and disciplined participation through market crises.

Research disclaimer: Publications are provided for educational and informational purposes. They do not constitute individual investment, tax or legal advice. Forecasts, simulations and historical data are uncertain; investments can lose value.

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