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The moderator argues that means-tested benefit withdrawal can reduce the appeal of asset ownership and proposes fiduciary protection.

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Sonja BetschartCo-Founder & Co-Pilot · WeRoboticsLinkedIn ↗
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Jens LowitzschProfessor · European University Viadrina; Kelso Institute EuropeLinkedIn ↗

The moderator argues that means-tested benefit withdrawal can reduce the appeal of asset ownership and proposes fiduciary protection.

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Attributed contributors: Sonja Betschart; Jens Lowitzsch. “The moderator argues that means-tested benefit withdrawal can reduce the appeal of asset ownership and proposes fiduciary protection..” Ownership Across Real Infrastructure. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 23:46–25:12. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-b26dfef8b60e

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The moderator argues that means-tested benefit withdrawal can reduce the appeal of asset ownership and proposes fiduciary protection.

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Sonja BetschartCo-Founder & Co-Pilot · WeRoboticsLinkedIn ↗
Jens LowitzschProfessor · European University Viadrina; Kelso Institute EuropeLinkedIn ↗
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Proposed mechanism: Interactions between transfers and investment returns may leave downside without equivalent upside.

Conditions: Applicable benefit rules and lawful structuring.

Limit: Policy and fiduciary-protection claims are unverified, not advice.

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