The top three of this year's Emerging Consumer Survey are India, Indonesia and China. On the other end of the spectrum are Russia, Turkey and Mexico. On top of providing a close look at the emerging markets, the report examines current trends of particular relevance to them, such as e-commerce, aware consumerism, and the growing popularity of domestic brands.

The Credit Suisse Research Institute's "Getting over Globalization" report examines the end of globalization as we know it. It lays out  the passage from globalization to multipolarity, i.e. the rise of regions that are distinct in terms of their economies, laws, cultures and security networks.

The Next Frontier published by the Credit Suisse Research Institute explores the diverse investment region of frontier markets and introduces the Credit Suisse Frontier Markets group of 30 countries, which collectively account for USD 3.7 trillion of economic output equivalent to 15% of the USD 24.4 trillion GDP generated by emerging markets.

The Credit Suisse Research Institute's Global Wealth Report is the most comprehensive source of information on global household wealth. It provides complete estimates of wealth, covering all regions and the entire wealth spectrum. In its seventh edition, the report gives a special focus to the poorest billion.

In this report, the Credit Suisse Research Institute analyses Switzerland's progress in relation to representation of women on different levels of corporate leadership. The assessment covers 78 Swiss corporations and compares their gender diversity levels with European and global peers.

With investor sentiment now showing signs of improvement after a challenging period in emerging markets, our sixth edition of the CSRI Emerging Consumer Survey provides investors timely insights with which to revisit the theme of a fast developing consumer culture shaped by technological innovation. The countries that top our ECS Scorecard are India, China and Saudi Arabia with a key demographic accent on the role of the youthful consumer.

This report by the Credit Suisse Research Institute explores several important aspects of the connection between sound governance and improved business performance. It provides new data to support the growing investor interest in governance-related rules and practices and introduces innovative ways to assess corporate performance.

Accompanying databook to the Global Wealth Report 2015.

This report adds to the CS Globalization Index that we introduced in the CSRI 'Success of Small Countries' report by developing a 'Multipolarity Index' and a 'Globalization Clock' and by examining specific trends in financial markets, trade, governance and corporate activity.

Entrepreneurship is borne of opportunity and necessity. With increased deregulation and decreased involvement of the State, we have seen that family owned businesses are not just key drivers of economic growth, but are also key employers

2015 has begun with a series of apparent contradictions and dramatic reversals. In the developed world, both equity and bond markets are at record highs. The price of oil has collapsed and the Swiss franc has jettisoned its link with the euro.