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Private equity: Attractive opportunities for private investors away from the stock exchange
Private equity funds are a great way to invest in attractive companies away from the stock market using only a small amount of capital. These alternative investments play an increasingly important role in terms of stabilizing and diversifying portfolios – particularly in the current environment of low interest rates and low returns. How does private equity work, and how can private individuals invest in it?
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Quality and growth stocks: Investing for good times and bad
From a risk-free rate to "interest-free risk": Investors ought to be able to rely on a resilient and sound portfolio, particularly in uncertain times. A combination of quality stocks and growth stocks is a good place to start.
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Investing in October: Our forecast in brief
Credit Suisse gives its perspective on economic and financial market developments over the short to medium term and looks at the implications for investors. We will have to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic for some time to come. Nevertheless, the economic recovery has begun. Equities are continuing to soar, boosted by solid profit growth and favorable financing conditions. Japanese equities in particular are appealing to investors right now.
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A look at recent economic developments in Vietnam and China
Economic development at present in the neighboring countries of China and Vietnam could not be more different. Vietnam's economy is booming, while China is facing new challenges. What investors can learn from the pace of economic growth in Asia.
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Interest rates and purchasing power influence the value of money
Should excess liquidity be saved or invested? Interest rates and purchasing power provide the answer. After all, they influence the value of money in the long term and demonstrate that cash also isn't risk-free.
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Cleantech – the biggest investment opportunity of our time?
The much-feared impacts of climate change demand action. A variety of companies in the cleantech sector have made that their mission – and their future looks bright. Cleantech investments are now considered to be the biggest investment opportunity.
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Investing in September: Our forecast in brief
Credit Suisse gives its perspective on economic and financial market developments over the short to medium term and looks at the implications for investors. The economy is continuing to recover. At the same time, the central banks are maintaining their support through monetary policy. That means that, despite the Delta variant of COVID-19, equities are likely to remain the most appealing asset class. Investors should nonetheless err on the side of caution.
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Bull markets like this are a rare occurrence. Interview with Burkhard Varnholt
The financial markets are going through extraordinary times. The current bull market is proving to be amazingly resilient, despite the widespread doubts expressed by investors. In the interview, Burkhard Varnholt explains his view of the stock market situation and why he expects equities to remain the most attractive asset class in the second half of the year too.
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How crises create value. The creative potential of the COVID-19 crisis.
Economic crises cause sharp drops in economic performance, but over the long term they also offer a great deal of creative potential, leading to innovation and new solutions. The COVID-19 crisis, too, is creating new value in a number of different areas. As a result, many places are seeing an unprecedented economic recovery.
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Seize the opportunities of climate change. Sustainable investments.
Climate change has long-term consequences, including for investors. Comprehensive investment solutions are making it easier to switch to sustainable investments. This is because a sustainable portfolio serves as an ideal starting point for you to benefit from the opportunities presented by this change.
