28.01.2025
Grabarz XCT debuts with Para-athlete Mathias Mester as Sparda-Bank’s “Finance-Mester”

Economic growth, interest rates, pensions? Big financial questions are often discussed by politicians, analysts and business leaders. But what about the small, everyday money questions? There is now a new place to turn: the Finanzmester.
Sparda-Bank is launching its new social media campaign with para-athlete Mathias Mester, making complex financial topics more understandable for everyone. As the Finanzmester, the former world champion and Paralympic silver medalist from Beijing explains everyday financial questions in short, concise reels and clips—questions like “What is inflation?”, “How does compound interest work?” or “What’s the point of a savings account?” With his likeable, authentic style, he breaks down financial concepts in a simple, relatable and practical way. Together with Sparda-Bank, the Finanzmester provides the community with valuable financial knowledge.
Grabarz XCT and the Sparda-Bank group demonstrate with their new campaign that financial education and musical earworms are a perfect match. The central element is a music video in which top athlete and TV personality Mathias Mester reinterprets the iconic 1980s hit “Da, Da, Da” by Trio in a version specially adapted for Sparda-Bank. Developed for the 25–44 target group, the campaign focuses on digital video and social media—produced by the Grabarz & Partner in-house unit &action!. Over the next six months, the content will be played out primarily on Instagram, with extensions on Facebook, YouTube and TikTok.
“With this campaign, we’re showing that financial topics don’t have to be complicated or dry. Together with Sparda-Bank and Mathias Mester, we’re bringing financial knowledge exactly where it’s needed—simple, understandable and with a wink,”says Joe Fuchs, Managing Director Consulting, Grabarz XCT.
Florian Rentsch, Chairman of the Board of the Association of Sparda-Banks, adds: “We are delighted to have Mathias Mester continue by our side in his new role as Finanzmester. Together, we can support young people on their path toward financial independence—entertainingly, clearly and without financial jargon.”
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