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  1. Therapeutic Journeys in Diabetes – 1Q23 claim trends

    The proportion of patients starting GLP or GIP-GLP treatment without prior diabetes treatment has risen substantially in recent quarters.

  2. Understanding BioFuels – Promises and Pitfalls

    Understanding BioFuels – Promises and Pitfalls

    Second-generation biofuels are the poster-child products of the circular economy. Biorefineries offer efficient utilization of biomass, represent a low-carbon transportation fuel solution by reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint by up to 90% versus fossil fuels, and help tackle the challenge of reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.

  3. Has ASEAN-6 Internet Sector Reached an Inflection Point?

    Has ASEAN-6 Internet Sector Reached an Inflection Point?

    New-economy companies' focus on profitability added to top-line growth pressure in 2022 besides offline economy reopening. We remain positive on the ASEAN-6 e-commerce growth potential, as market penetration remains low at 12% (as of 2022E).

  4. How will volume growth in the Beer Industry determine future trends?

    How will volume growth in the Beer Industry determine future trends?

    Velocity, or sales per point of distribution, is a good measure of brand performance. High velocity implies the product is turning at a quick rate and retailers typically look at this metric in shelf space determinations. In the beer industry, large price increases have inflated this metric for most players through 2022.

  5. Housing Challenge: Will Stretched For-Sale Affordability Drive Rental Demand?

    Housing Challenge: Will Stretched For-Sale Affordability Drive Rental Demand?

    Rental housing is currently far more affordable than for-sale housing as a result of the spike in mortgage rates in 2022. However, even though renting is more affordable than owning, rental affordability is more stretched than it has been historically. Renting consumes 18% of income, above the long-term average of 15%. Owning – if one were to purchase at current prices and mortgage rates - consumes 28% of income, far worse than the 18% long-term average.

  6. Swiss economy: Swiss interest bonus is back to stay

    Credit Suisse publishes "Monitor Switzerland" for Q4 2022

  7. Credit Suisse Group AG announces successful rights offering

    Ad hoc announcement pursuant to article 53 LR

  8. Credit Suisse Group AG announces successful rights offering

    Ad hoc announcement pursuant to article 53 LR