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Credit Suisse Announces Coupon Payments and Expected Coupon Payments on Credit Suisse X-Links® Exchange Traded Notes (the "ETNs")
Credit Suisse declared coupon payments for the following ETNs
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Global Wealth: 341 Trillion Dollars by 2022
Credit Suisse Research Institute expects the world to generate 60 trillion dollars over the next five years. The overall pace of wealth creation will be relatively moderate. Unsurprisingly, emerging markets will advance more dynamically then their developed peers. In terms of wealth segments, nearly a quarter of the global population will belong to the middle class by 2022.
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Roger Federer Takes On World and European Champions at the Credit Suisse Sports Awards
Sunday evening's Credit Suisse Sports Awards are sure to generate excitement and much suspense. The two-hour event will reflect on the 2017 year of sport – with awards for best sportswoman, sportsman, coach, disabled sportsperson, newcomer, and team of the year.
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Art Philanthropy: A Beau Geste From Beaumont
Giving back to society has always been a key focus for Credit Suisse. So it was for art patron and philanthropist Sir George Beaumont who was instrumental in the founding of the National Gallery. Find out more about Beaumont and the beginnings of the National Gallery in London, the bank's long-term partner.
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Global Economy: More Growth, Dearer Money
Global economic growth should remain strong in 2018, as both advanced and emerging economies enjoy a synchronized upturn.
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National Pride Remains High in Switzerland
Significant support for bilateral agreements, but there is an alternative with majority support, when both first and second priorities are taken into account. Switzerland's reputation abroad has improved, but politicians should exercise more restraint.
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Marie-Gabrielle Ineichen-Fleisch: "Further training is becoming more and more important"
Marie-Gabrielle Ineichen-Fleisch, Director of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) on the substantial concerns about unemployment, the coming economic upturn, and the threat to Switzerland's success model.
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Credit Suisse Worry Barometer 2017: Retirement Provision Overtakes Unemployment as Biggest Concern
Credit Suisse publishes the results of its latest survey about the concerns, confidence and sense of identity of Swiss voters
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Worry Barometer 2017: The Swiss Place High Trust in Their Institutions
Switzerland's institutions remain popular, but most of them have lost some trust. Among the few exceptions is the Swiss Supreme Court. The Worry Barometer also shows that banks receive more trust than in past years.
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Dominique de Buman: "Switzerland Is More Modern than Ever"
Dominique de Buman, the new Swiss leader, on his concerns for the country, the meaning of national cohesion and his objectives as President of the National Council.
