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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.
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Alert on fraudulent website
Credit Suisse would like to alert its clients and members of the public to a fraudulent website.
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Credit Suisse hosts the 6th China A-shares Conference in Shenzhen
Credit Suisse hosts the 6th China A-shares Conference in Shenzhen. Commencing today, the two-day conference presents 50 leading A-share listed companies, with a total market capitalization of over RMB 2.7 trillion (USD 410 billion), to 200 top institutional investors from the region. This annual event is dedicated to exploring developments in the China A-share market. The participating corporates represent a broad spectrum of 8 sectors, ranging from industries and consumer discretionary, to technology and healthcare.
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Credit Suisse appoints Yves-Alain Sommerhalder to lead the newly created Asia Pacific Trading Solutions business to drive further growth
Credit Suisse announced today the creation of Asia Pacific Trading Solutions (ATS) to capitalize on the significant opportunity across the region and further build on the success of the International Trading Solutions (ITS) business. Yves-Alain Sommerhalder is appointed to lead the newly created ATS business, in addition to his existing role as the Co-Head of ITS.
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Credit Suisse hosts the 22nd Asian Investment Conference to rethink Disruption as Usual
The Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference (AIC) will take place in Hong Kong SAR (China) on March 25-28. This year's AIC brings together more than 3,000 attendees, including over 2,000 representatives from the global investment community to explore how investors can capture the opportunities from disruption. Over 300 companies with total market capitalization of over USD5.8 trillion will be presenting at the four-day conference. Among the private companies taking part are some of the largest unicorns and decacorns from across Asia. This year's AIC will showcase more than 150 world-leading experts from across business, finance, economics, politics, technology and the philanthropy and sustainability sectors, delivering insights in 90 sessions on the theme of 'Disruption as usual'.
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Managing child's assets correctly – tips for parents
Pocket money, a gift at Christmas, or a five-franc coin for washing the car – children have money too. But what do parents need to bear in mind with regard to child's assets? What can the money be used for and from what age do children have full control over their assets?
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Saving for children
Parents always want the best for their children. This also involves providing for their financial future: for bigger needs, their studies, driving lessons, and to get them off to a good start in life. Find out what is important when saving for children and what options there are for parents, grandparents, and godparents.
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Talking to children about debt
The boy next door who borrows money for admission to the swimming pool because he's forgotten his wallet, or a friend who needs money for the cinema: Debt quickly becomes a topic of conversation at the family dinner table. In his column, Daniel Betschart of the organization Pro Juventute explains what to focus on and how to raise children's awareness about debt.
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Trends relating to payments and the bank
Paying by fingerprint or money from the cloud – in the study "Geld-Gehirn" (money brain), the Zukunftsinstitut (Future Institute) puts forward five scenarios relating to the payments of tomorrow. In an interview, Anke Bridge Haux, Head of Digitalization & Products at Credit Suisse, gives her assessment and expresses her belief in the rise of big data and artificial intelligence.
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Is Cash King?
Back in the day, you could virtually only pay with cash and shop during store opening hours. Cards, cell phones, and online banking now enable 24/7 spending. Should cash even be part of financial education? Daniel Betschart of Pro Juventute answers this question in his column.
