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Global Wealth Report 2019: Trotz Handelskonflikten wachsen weltweite Vermögen um 2,6 % – primär dank USA und China
Das Credit Suisse Research Institute veröffentlicht die zehnte Ausgabe seines Global Wealth Report, der umfassendsten und aktuellsten Informationsquelle zum weltweiten Vermögen privater Haushalte.
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Credit Suisse Europa Barometer: Mehrheit für Weiterentwicklung der bilateralen Verträge – Bereitschaft zu Konzessionen jedoch klein
Credit Suisse und Europa Forum Luzern veröffentlichen jährliche Umfrage zu Beziehungen Schweiz-Europa
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Commodities Increased Following Improved Demand Expectations
Commodities increased following improved demand expectations for livestock and base metals as trade negotiations between the US and China seemingly made progress.
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Credit Suisse Pensionskassenstudie 2019: Renten künftiger Generationen sinken markant
Die Credit Suisse veröffentlicht Studie zur beruflichen Altersvorsorge in der Schweiz
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Credit Suisse announces Head of Philippines Coverage in Investment Banking & Capital Markets
Credit Suisse announces the appointment of Mark Uy as Head of Philippines Coverage in its Asia Pacific Investment Banking & Capital Markets (IBCM) department.
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Credit Suisse Announces Coupon Amount on its Credit Suisse S&P MLP Index ETN (ticker symbol "MLPO").
On October 2, 2019, Credit Suisse declared a Coupon Amount for the Credit Suisse S&P MLP Index ETN (the "ETN").
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Credit Suisse Announces Coupon Payments and Expected Coupon Payments on Credit Suisse X-Links® Exchange Traded Notes (the "ETNs")
On October 2, 2019, Credit Suisse declared coupon payments for the following ETNs:
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Standortqualität 2019: Basel-Stadt vorerst neu an der Spitze, Waadt rückt um neun Ränge vor
Die Credit Suisse publiziert ihre jährliche Analyse zur Standortqualität der Kantone und Regionen
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Reporting Currency
In February 2019, as part of the publication of our fourth quarter results for 2018, Credit Suisse Group AG (“Group”) announced that it was considering changing its reporting currency from Swiss Francs to US Dollars. Following the completion of the review of this potential change, the Board of Directors of Credit Suisse Group AG has now decided that the Group will continue to report its financial results in Swiss Francs.