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Why wealth matters: 10 years of change
According to this year's Credit Suisse Global wealth report, global household wealth continues to rise. Today, at USD 360 trillion, it is 70% higher than a decade ago.
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Global CIO video: "We have monetary policy on our side"
While global manufacturing remains in a slump and recession worries persist, central banks' policy easing has provided an important support for financial markets, and equities in particular. In the new Global CIO video, we look at the latest developments and our current views.
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Gender diversity is good for business
The 2019 edition of the CS Gender 3000 report looks at the link between gender diversity and superior company performance and how this is evolving over time.
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The rise of the responsible consumer
Concerns about climate change raise serious questions about how sustainable our lifestyles are. Consumers can support sustainable companies through everyday purchases. In turn, responsible companies will be more attractive to investors in the long term. Our new report looks at why responsible consumerism is on the rise and which sectors it will disrupt.
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Thinking about tomorrow: The foundations for your wealth today and beyond your lifetime.
In a changing world with fast evolving societies and a population having the longest lifespan expectancy in history, it is important to consider the meaning of wealth and what you want to achieve with it so that its legacy can last. Discovering common values with the inheriting generation is the first step in cementing that legacy.
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Generation Z engages politically
Youth culture has long been considered a politics-free zone, but now Generation Z is joining its predecessors in taking to the streets. Are we witnessing the political awakening of young people?
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Global CIO video: "Investors are likely to move into equities."
Recent improvements in the backdrop for financial markets have prompted us to adopt a constructive stance on equities again. We look at the latest developments and our current views.
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Measure what matters. Impact investing and social change.
Jasjit Singh, Academic Director at INSEAD Social Impact Initiative argues that, as well as meeting academic goals, impact must be measured by its effect on society.
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Swiss economy in 2020: Fears of recession exaggerated – consumer spending supports growth
Credit Suisse publishes "Monitor Switzerland" for Q3 2019 and economic forecasts for Switzerland in 2020
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Credit Suisse continues to bolster impact investment and sustainable finance franchise through strategic senior hires
Three senior hires further strengthen Impact Advisory and Finance Department’s reach and offering for clients
