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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.
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Sustainability in 2021
In our latest podcast, Brian Blackstone catches up with Lydie Hudson, CEO of Credit Suisse's Sustainability, Research & Investment Solutions function about the outlook for sustainability in 2021.
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10 characteristics of a post-COVID-19 world
Most pandemics underline the role that environmental, social, and cultural factors play in their emergence and spread. History has shown that the human factor can also decrease the susceptibility to infectious diseases, with the current outbreak no exception.
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COVID-19 - accelerating existing socio-economic trends
Credit Suisse Research Institute publishes new study looking at long-term implications of COVID-19.
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The Swiss economy: How SMEs are responding to the unprecedented crisis
Credit Suisse publishes "Monitor Switzerland" for Q4 2020 focusing on the SME survey
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2020 Investor Update
Accelerating growth in strategic business areas, continuing to deliver for our stakeholders
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Office real estate: COVID-19 boosts demand for central locations
Credit Suisse publishes its study "Swiss Office Property Market 2021"
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Credit Suisse wealth management clients boost commitment to flagship Seasons Global private equity program beyond USD 1bn
Highlighting the strategic focus towards private markets, Seasons Global is an annual vintage program that consist of an open architecture blend of best in class buyouts, secondaries, and special situation investments. Across all four vintages, Credit Suisse’s Seasons Global Program has now raised a total of more than USD 1 billion from wealth management clients and has been integrated in the portfolio solutions designed for the UHNW segment.
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How to be prepared for crisis
The COVID 19 pandemic has been described as a once in a life time event. However major economic shocks occur more frequently than that. What is clear is that crises and market turbulence are inevitable and periodic. It's not a question of if but when. So, how can businesses stay prepared for crises?
