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The department store of the future. Shopping in Beijing.
China's new middle class, numbering some 400 million people, will fundamentally change global trade. What are these people buying? How do they approach consumption? We accompany a young Chinese woman as she goes shopping – and catch a glimpse of our own future.
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Loans with the help of satellite images. A start-up solution.
How does a corn farmer in East Africa prove his creditworthiness? A start-up has come up with a solution for connecting remote regions to the rest of the world. The only requirement? A mobile phone.
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How companies in emerging markets are targeting the youngest populations as mobile-first consumers.
E-commerce's shot at winning the longer lifetime client base in emerging markets is in full swing – and rightly so!
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Two of the world's most powerful demographic drivers: China and India
"While China's consumers should continue to enjoy superior spending power, a powerful dynamic in India will come from a more youthful consumer."1
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The emerging millennial is boosting the convenience, health, and gaming industries
With above-average wages and influential online consumption preferences, millennials in emerging markets are playing a powerful role in disruption.
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China upholds most favorable emerging market consumer environment
Spotlight on emerging markets macro indicators: Even with a drop across its measurements, China maintains first place in the 2019 momentum barometer whereas Mexico is fueled by winds of change.
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Emerging Consumer Survey 2019: India maintains lead in consumer optimism
The Credit Suisse Research Institute spotted India once more with top consumption outlook, whereas Chinese consumers are dimmed by global political tensions.
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The 2019 Global lnvestment Returns Yearbook: 119 years of financial history and analysis.
Spotlight on emerging markets with focus on China. A highly volatile 2018 in contextual perspective. Technology's increasing role in investment practices. The 2019 Global investment Returns Yearbook: 119 years of analysis.
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Emerging Asia will produce more than half of global output by 2050
Emerging Asia's share of global economic output is set to reach 55 percent by 2050. The region's equity and corporate bond markets are on course to assume close to a 30 percent global share by 2030. Credit Suisse Research Institute's (CSRI) latest 'Asia in Transition' report highlights the key changes taking place in the region.
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Supertrends: Emerging markets rely on their own consumers
In emerging markets, consumers are the driving force of economic growth.
