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Credit Suisse Announces Coupon Amount on its Credit Suisse S&P MLP Index ETN (ticker symbol "MLPO").
On October 5, 2022, Credit Suisse declared a Coupon Amount for the Credit Suisse S&P MLP Index ETN (the "ETN").
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Is Single Family Rental Rate Growth Decelerating in the Back Half of 2022?
The September run-up in interest rates currently has the conventional 30-year mortgage rate trending near 6.5%.
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A Glimpse into the US Franchise World
To assess the state of US franchise systems, we leverage franchise disclosure documents and other industry data sources to look at quantitative and qualitative factors including unit economics, franchisee to franchisee valuation metrics, interest in growth from franchisees, development incentives, category dynamics, investment costs and US franchise closures. Our focus is on US franchise brands, noting company-owned brands have more control over unit growth outlooks.
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Planned issue for the Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund Green Property postponed
Ad hoc announcement pursuant to article 53 LR
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Real estate market defies inflation and rising interest rates
Credit Suisse publishes Real Estate Monitor Switzerland Q3 2022
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Is Co-living The Next Big Thing in the ASEAN Property Sector?
Co-living benefits from rapid urbanization. Additionally, a young population (median age of 30) and a millennial population are sustaining an evolving housing demand impacted by weakening affordability.
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2022 Credit Suisse Youth Barometer: The economic situation and war are leaving their mark – increasing need for security
While those surveyed two years ago were focused on the pandemic and sociopolitical issues, this year's results show a clear trend toward primary concerns and the associated increased need for security. A majority of the respondents in all countries polled want to support Ukraine with humanitarian aid.
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Youth Barometer 2022: Is meritocracy a myth?
Regardless of where you come from, your skin color, your gender, or your social status: Those who put in enough effort and work hard get recognized and make it all the way to the top. This is the promise of our modern meritocratic society. Meritocracy, which originated during the Enlightenment, has been "trending" since the 1980s. The idea that financial and social status is no longer inherited but earned has had great social appeal for a long time.
