ProCredit Academy Podcast
ProCredit Academy Podcast
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Hear from industry experts and professionals as we delve into the many facets of responsible banking, MSMEs, sustainability, staff development, technology, and more.
The ProCredit Academy Podcast is produced by ProCredit Academy in Fürth, Germany. It is a specialised training centre established by ProCredit Holding to support the professional growth of its employees.
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The podcast focuses on a range of key topics including responsible banking, sustainability, the role of MSMEs in decarbonisation, staff development, and technology integration. Episodes explore real-world challenges and solutions, such as the decarbonisation of SMEs in Eastern Europe and the impact of social media platforms like TikTok on user engagement, while emphasizing the relationship between these themes and financial institutions.
Hear from industry experts and professionals as we delve into the many facets of responsible banking, MSMEs, sustainability, staff development, technology, and more.
The ProCredit Academy Podcast is produced by ProCredit Academy in Fürth, Germany. It is a specialised training centre established by ProCredit Holding to support the professional growth of its employees.
In this episode, host Charlotte Daly is joined by Dr. Maria-Artemis Kolliniati to explore one of the moral challenges shaping our world today: freedom versus fairness. They begin by introducing the core values of libertarianism and egalitarianism before examining how influential thinkers like Robert Nozick and John Rawls clash in their views on justice, taxation, and wealth redistribution.
The conversation also turns to Ronald Dworkin’s idea of treating individuals with “equal concern and respect” and unpacks what this principle means for rights and justice in practice. Finally, they ask: Can a society truly prioritise both individual liberty and equality, or must one always come at the expense of the other?
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