Our Member CONDA Participates in Wiener Töchtertag 2026
About Money and Investing
Financial literacy should not start at the age of 18. It begins much earlier – with curiosity, questions and the confidence to engage with topics such as money, investing and financial decision-making. On 23 April 2026, as part of the Wiener Töchtertag 2026, our member CONDA Capital Group opened its doors to a group of primary school students in Vienna, offering insights into the world of digital finance and investing. The visit offered the girls an opportunity to learn more about investing, financial markets and career paths in the financial sector. The discussions demonstrated how naturally children engage with financial topics when they are encouraged to do so. The students asked questions, shared their perspectives and actively participated in conversations about money and investing.
Work in Finance – Become an Investor
Events such as the Wiener Töchtertag play an important role in broadening horizons at an early age. They help challenge stereotypes about who can work in finance and who can become an investor. Financial careers are not limited by gender and investing is not a topic reserved for adults or financial professionals. Financial education remains one of the key foundations for economic participation and informed decision-making. Providing young people with access to financial knowledge can help them better understand opportunities, risks and long-term financial planning.
Strengthening Financial Literacy
At Digital Invest Germany, we welcomes initiatives that encourage financial literacy and inspire the next generation to explore careers in finance, entrepreneurship and innovation. Creating equal opportunities starts with making knowledge accessible and fostering confidence from an early age. We thank everyone involved in supporting financial education and helping to inspire future generations.
