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LinkedIn series: Which series does Patrick Eiler publish?

Reviewed by Ing. Mag. Patrick Eiler

Currently the twelve-part series “Who sees the payment” on the digital euro. On LinkedIn the topics of Mag. Eiler & Partner appear as series: several parts on one question, each with sources in the first comment. These pages keep the series permanently – with a summary of each part, the link to the post and the reference to the in-depth pages. The posts themselves are in German.

One series is complete, more are in preparation. The discussion takes place on LinkedIn; what lasts is recorded here.

The series

Who sees the payment: the digital euro in twelve parts

15 euros at a bakery in Vienna, paid six ways. Four theses on the reach, data, regulatory reporting and resilience of the digital euro, tested against the draft rulebook, the Council mandate and ECB studies. September to October 2026.

To the series overview

How are the series built?

Every part follows the same pattern: a concrete case as the opening, one or two sourced figures, a contradiction to the usual debate, a look at Austria and a question to readers. The sources sit in the first comment under the post; on these pages the most important ones are collected in the source box.

Join the discussion

Comments and questions on the series are welcome on LinkedIn: all posts by Patrick Eiler on LinkedIn. The pages on regulatory reporting and AI compliance go deeper into the topics of the series.

Ing. Mag. Patrick Eiler

About the author

Ing. Mag. Patrick Eiler

Patrick Eiler advises banks and insurers in Vienna on regulatory reporting, data architecture and AI compliance. More than twenty years in banking, insurance and financial services; speaker at the Hypo-Verband (expert session of 23 September 2026).

A topic from the series for your institution?

In a first conversation we clarify which of the questions from the series – from the sub-ledger for the digital euro to data capability in the SREP – is on your institution's agenda today.

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