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  1. Retail Outlook 2021: Consumer behavior varies, doubts remain

    Credit Suisse publishes study on the outlook for the Swiss retail sector

  2. Global wealth report 2020

    Global wealth report: The pandemic reshuffles the wealthiest group

    Overall, the number of millionaires shrank by just 1% in the first half of 2020. But the array of wealth implications triggered by the pandemic results in an unusually large number of new millionaires and an unusually large number of demoted millionaires.

  3. COVID-19 - accelerating existing socio-economic trends

    Credit Suisse Research Institute publishes new study looking at long-term implications of COVID-19.

  4. The Swiss economy: How SMEs are responding to the unprecedented crisis

    Credit Suisse publishes "Monitor Switzerland" for Q4 2020 focusing on the SME survey

  5. 2020 Credit Suisse Worry Barometer: The coronavirus pandemic is now the top concern in Switzerland; ensuring vital supplies is seen as the most important security issue

    Credit Suisse releases the results of its latest survey on the worries of Swiss voters, their sense of identity, and the level of trust in various actors

  6. How COVID affected our wealth. Women, millennials, and low-skilled workers hit hardest.

    How COVID affected our wealth. Women, millennials, and low-skilled workers hit hardest.

    The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown the world into a recession as severe as the 2008 global financial crisis. Surprisingly, household wealth has resisted so far. We look at what has kept households in good shape, who has suffered most, and whether our power to create wealth truly remains undiminished.

  7. Green recovery: reviving the economy and tackling climate change post-pandemic

    Why the post-pandemic recovery must be green

    The economic shock from the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred interest in finding ways to stimulate economies and create jobs while addressing social priorities such as climate change. In Credit Suisse's latest podcast on its long-term investment themes known as Supertrends, Brian Blackstone talks to Eugène Klerk, Head of ESG Research at Credit Suisse, about why the global economy needs green stimulus, which sectors will benefit from it, and why – after years of talking about green-focused stimulus without much follow-up – this time things may actually be different.

  8. Credit Suisse pension study 2020: Early retirement – the path is becoming more difficult

  9. Global rebound interrupted as uncertainty lingers

    Global rebound interrupted as uncertainty lingers

    In this podcast, Brian Blackstone chats to Credit Suisse chief economist James Sweeney and chief European economist Neville Hill about the global economy's prospects heading into the autumn and beyond.

  10. Coronavirus crisis: SME export sentiment at historic low

    Credit Suisse and S-GE publish a study on the SME Export Outlook for the second half of 2020