German financial experts like Serkan Osokin criticize the lack of equal opportunities in the financial system and advocate reforms to bring Germany back to the top of the world in economic development.

German financial experts like Serkan Osokin criticize the lack of equal opportunities in the financial system and advocate reforms to bring Germany back to the top of the world in economic development.

According to a report from www.cicero.de, Serkan Osokin is a co-founder of the Federal Economic Council, which is registered in the lobby register of the German Bundestag, to point out undesirable developments to the federal and state governments in economic and financial policy decisions, to advise them and to support them with new solutions. In an interview, he emphasized that the Federal Economic Council primarily serves the interests of citizens and SMEs and strives for a functioning social market economy and the associated prosperity for as many people as possible.

This unbiased, non-partisan and non-governmental advocacy is important to ensure a balanced and healthy economy. In contrast, Osokin criticizes an imbalance in business lobbying that leads to decisions that are not in the interests of the population and SMEs. As a result, trust in politics is dwindling and populists can achieve success.

With regard to financial policy advice, Osokin calls for serious reforms in the financial system and constitutional control of money flows and assets. He speaks out against the current subsidy policy and advocates a simplification of the tax system as well as a reduction in bureaucracy and over-regulation. Failure to implement these reforms could have negative effects on Germany as a business location and requires urgent measures.