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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 Wealth Report 2019: Global wealth rises by 2.6% driven by US & China, despite trade tensions
Credit Suisse Research Institute publishes its tenth edition of the Global Wealth Report, the most comprehensive and up-to-date source of information on global household wealth.
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Europe Barometer: Majority favors further developing bilateral relations
A narrow majority of Swiss citizens support the continued development of relations between Switzerland and the EU – including signing the institutional framework agreement – but do not want Switzerland to make greater concessions. These are among the findings of the third Credit Suisse Europe Barometer in collaboration with the Europa Forum Lucerne.
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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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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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Millennials and Gen Z: spot the difference
Millennials and Gen Z are often spoken of as one, although they are two distinct demographic cohorts. We look into what's the difference between Millennials and Gen Z and why this will matter for investors and entrepreneurs.
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Credit Suisse Research Institute: China's tech giants transform healthcare sector with cutting-edge technologies
The Credit Suisse Research Institute released its 'Healthcare Transformation' report, which analyzes the impact of technology on the future of the sector and the way in which Chinese tech giants are paving the way with smart health services. The report is based on the work of leading healthcare and business academics from the Universities of Pennsylvania and St. Gallen.
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Plastic pollution. Time to tackle the problem with new business ideas.
Food, cosmetics, domestic products – most of these come in plastic containers. Designed for a single use, yet virtually indestructible. Can we find an environmentally friendly replacement?
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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
