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"Investors have good reason to be optimistic"
At this year's Credit Suisse Investment Conference, experts and investors spoke about trends, threats and opportunities in the field of investment. Burkhard Varnholt, Chief Investment Officer for Switzerland, outlined the prospects for the global economy's development. What's happening on the exchange and how the economy will develop.
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Fintech: banks harness the potential of open banking
Banks collaborate closely with fintechs in order to offer their clients innovative services. The "Finanz und Wirtschaft" fintech conference explored the practical potential of open banking and where Credit Suisse is headed in this regard.
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Being a philanthropist. For the greater good.
Are you concerned about social and environmental matters? Would you like to use your assets for charitable purposes? We look at what can be achieved through philanthropic donations, and how Credit Suisse will support you.
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China's economy is facing challenges. Yet these can be overcome.
Despite the trade war, the 2019 investment year should be positive for the economy in China. Find out how China is overcoming these challenges and why there are still investment opportunities there.
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Fast, faster. High-frequency traders.
Milliseconds count: With the aid of supercomputers and fast data connections, high-frequency traders try to make a profit trading on the stock market. How does this automated equity trading work?
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2019 economic forecast: three possible scenarios
An analysis of recent years shows that surprises are never far away on the markets. This is why successful investors work on the basis of probabilities, remain flexible and consider a range of market scenarios. Three well-known scenarios in economic forecasting are the optimistic "bull" scenario, the middling scenario and the pessimistic or "bear" scenario. Three forecasts for the economy in 2019:
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No alternative? TINA is out – we are ready for 2019
The TINA principle (= there is no alternative) seems to be out. The world economy is in for an interesting year in 2019. Global differences in growth, monetary policy, and geopolitics will likely present investors with challenges.
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Investment Outlook: World follows US Fed’s tightening path
Inflation is expected to rise slightly in industrialized countries, but remain stable in emerging markets. Combined with the US Fed's tight monetary policy, this is having a significant effect on the financial markets, as Credit Suisse's Investment Outlook shows.
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Is China's stock exchange on the verge of a new dawn?
A large volume of Chinese equities was sold off in 2018, which left its mark on the country's economy. But as an Asian proverb says, it's always darkest before the dawn. Will this hold true for the Chinese stock market?
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Inequality in wealth distribution. Women are catching up.
The amount of wealth held by women is growing – not just in a few places but worldwide. Nevertheless, there are still some obstacles to overcome before women and men achieve universal equality in terms of their assets. This article presents the latest findings from the Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report.
