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Save on taxes effectively. Use these tips to complete your tax return.
Each year, Swiss taxpayers need to complete their tax returns. This can certainly become complicated depending on their personal background and financial situation. If you use these tax return tips to properly declare your income and assets, you can save on time and taxes.
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Investment strategy: Generate attractive returns in the low interest-rate environment.
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) has announced that interest rates will remain close to zero for years to come. In the latest Investment Outlook, Credit Suisse investment experts analyze what this means for the development of returns and investment strategies.
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Equity markets improving after the recession
The stock rally continues and the recession is being followed by a global recovery, which means exciting opportunities for investors. Many people are still hesitant to invest. However, this may be the perfect time to take part in the equity market.
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The right way for investors to use opportunities in a bear market
You may be familiar with the stock market adage: "Sell in May and go away." It means we should divest our holdings from the first four months of the year. Does this apply to the 2020 bear market as well? Read on for an analysis.
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Real estate funds offer attractive opportunities. Despite the coronavirus shock.
Market uncertainty due to the spread of coronavirus also did not spare real estate investments. It led to severe upheavals. However, Swiss real estate funds have since recovered. They are likely to continue to offer investors reliable returns, especially in the residential segment.
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Market risk from coronavirus? Don't panic.
The coronavirus is stirring up fear. Panic is the wrong response for investors, though, since the financial markets have a healthy immune system. This is also evident when we look back on market developments during past epidemics. The market risk can be minimized through smart portfolio diversification.
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Swiss economy in 2020: Fears of recession exaggerated – consumer spending supports growth
Credit Suisse publishes "Monitor Switzerland" for Q3 2019 and economic forecasts for Switzerland in 2020
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Credit Suisse continues to bolster impact investment and sustainable finance franchise through strategic senior hires
Three senior hires further strengthen Impact Advisory and Finance Department’s reach and offering for clients
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Credit Suisse successfully prices its inaugural SGD-denominated Additional Tier 1 Perpetual bond
Credit Suisse Group AG ("CSG") successfully priced SGD750 million of Additional Tier 1 Perpetual non-call 5-year Contingent Write-Down Capital Notes ("the Notes"), marking its first ever issuance in the Singapore-dollar bond market. The transaction serves to diversify CSG's AT1 issuance currency and fixed income investor base.
