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After more than a year of Covid-19, the world is learning to adapt to its disruptive influence. With an economic recovery now underway, it is time to look ahead to a future that will inevitably be shaped by the trends initiated - and accelerated - by the pandemic.
Marisa Drew is CEO of the Impact Advisory and Finance Department at Credit Suisse
Angus Muirhead is a Senior Portfolio Manager for Robotics at Credit Suisse
From electricity making oil-burning lamps obsolete to virtual assistants replacing humans, disruption has been a constant feature of global development. What is new, though, is the speed at which this transformation is taking place, and its capacity to impact governments, industries and markets.
It is impossible to overestimate the global importance of ongoing reforms in China. The country is the leading trade partner to over 70 nations, has taken a regional lead on infrastructure investment and is now pushing for a more prominent role on the world stage.
