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Switzerland and Credit Suisse 2022 – Key facts and figures
Credit Suisse has had close links to Switzerland ever since it was founded and plays an active role within the economy and society at various levels. This is reflected in the latest edition of our brochure "Switzerland and Credit Suisse", which is available online from today and can also be found in our branches.
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Switzerland and Credit Suisse 2021 – Key facts and figures
Credit Suisse has had close links to Switzerland ever since it was founded and plays an active role within the economy and society at various levels. This is reflected in the latest edition of our brochure "Switzerland and Credit Suisse", which is available online from today and can also be found in our branches.
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Central Switzerland: A key factor in locational competition is diminishing
Credit Suisse publishes regional study on the cantons of Central Switzerland
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Swiss Credit Market 2019: Swiss cantons still solid as a rock
Credit Suisse publishes the Swiss Cantons Handbook 2019
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Locational quality 2019: Basel-Stadt tops the ranking for now, Vaud climbs nine places
Credit Suisse publishes its annual study on the locational quality of Swiss cantons and regions
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Remember butter mountains and milk lakes? Welcome to the apartment glut.
Credit Suisse publishes Swiss Real Estate Monitor Q3 2018
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Thurgau and Schaffhausen: location attractiveness in the upper middle range
Credit Suisse veröffentlicht Regionalstudie über die Kantone Thurgau und Schaffhausen
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Entrepreneurs Beyond Borders: How Swiss SMEs Can Go Global
Switzerland has always had a lot of entrepreneurs. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from Switzerland are globally active and look beyond their borders to find customers, inspiration and growth. We asked some entrepreneurs for the secret to leading a Swiss SME to success on the world stage and their thoughts on what Swiss quality means to them.
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Swiss Tourism: The Future Lies in Quality, Not Quantity
Tourism in the Swiss Alps is recovering at a slow pace. Group tours from Asian countries will make a significantly smaller contribution than independent travelers to value creation within this sector in the future too, according to the Credit Suisse economists. Rather than encouraging mass tourism, Switzerland should therefore be showcasing its attractions as a destination for independent travelers from Asia and elsewhere.
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Is There Anything More Personal than One's Own Home?
Credit Suisse expert Fredy Hasenmaile talks about the "pipe dream" of owning property, falling rents, self-driving cars, couples who live in separate apartments, digitalization in the construction industry and his children's inheritance.
