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"Don't delegate your own responsibilities."
Entrepreneur and philanthropist Jobst Wagner worries about the Swiss economy and civil society. That's why he's rewarding smart ideas for Switzerland's future.
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The collapse of confidence
Confidence in Switzerland's institutions is dropping rapidly. In one notable exception, the police have captured the top spot.
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"I sometimes miss the willingness to pull together."
Federal Councilor Karin Keller-Sutter on the concerns of Swiss voters, the outlook for bilateral treaties and the political benefits of a slower pace.
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The reform backlog
Voter priorities are clear and their impatience is mounting: They want answers and results.
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"Everyone is called upon to preserve the militia system."
Andreas Müller from the Swiss Association of Municipalities discusses the Year of Militia Service and how to encourage social commitment.
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The role banks can play in advancing gender equality
What happens when a bank makes a move towards achieving greater gender parity internally, combined with a sharp focus on the ambitions set out in SDG 5? Learn more in a conversation with Laura Hemrika, Global Head Corporate Citizenship & Foundations and Patsy Doerr, Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion at Credit Suisse.
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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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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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A new generation. A new approach to wealth.
Millennials have soundly made their mark in the world through their interests, innovations, and entrepreneurial power. Their large population, with change makers native to new influencing channels and disruption, has already shown that being entrepreneurial is more than a business term: it's a mindset to take opportunities and risks and set progress in motion.
