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Michael O'Sullivan, CIO IWM, shares key takeaways from the Credit Suisse Research Institute’s report ‘The Future of Monetary Policy’ launched in Davos on January 17, 2017. #WEF Download the report: http://bit.ly/2ixZ5nF Read the article: http://bit.ly/2jTmDEC Find out more: https://credit-suisse.com/progress Connect with us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/companies/credit-suisse Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/creditsuisse Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/creditsuisse

Central banks in advanced economies have been transformed dramatically over the past eight years. The latest Credit Suisse Research Institute report, "The Future of Monetary Policy", looks at the changes they had to undergo since the financial crisis and at the challenges that await them going forward. The key questions remain which direction monetary...

So far, the healthcare sector has held back from digitalization, but it is about to change.  Expenditure on healthcare is rising rapidly in developed and emerging economies. People are paying more money not only because they can afford it, but also because healthcare gains in importance as...

The World Economic Forum is a unique setting for policy makers, politicians and corporate leaders to debate. Discover this year’s WEF topic and find out what role Credit Suisse will play. #WEF Find out more: https://credit-suisse.com/progress Connect with us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/companies/credit-suisse Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/creditsuisse Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/creditsuisse

Pivotal elections are coming up in Europe. Their outcomes will have an impact on the economy and financial markets. Europe's political calendar may prove to be explosive. Germany, the Netherlands, and France will soon be holding elections. They have the potential to disrupt the political landscape...

Since the 2008 financial crisis, central banks have implemented various monetary policies, such as quantitative easing and negative interest rates. Though the effectiveness of decisions taken by the banks is difficult to measure it seems that central banks cannot cope with the economic problems of the world on their own, but they need support from governments, business and social partners. This fall, the Credit Suisse Research Institute brought together monetary policy experts, such as...

The world stands at a turning point, says historian Harold James. We live in dangerous times, and the outcome is uncertain. A gloomy discussion, with a spark of hope at the end. Professor James, are we living in a more stable or more unstable world than twenty or thirty years ago? Howard James:...

The new Sector Handbook from Credit Suisse explains the outlook for the most important sectors. By the end of 2016, the Swiss economy had largely overcome the franc shock of early 2015. However, the recovery has yet to fully reach every sector. The export industry was cut in half in 2016. On one...

Top themes promising growth and yield in the new year. Thematic investing goes beyond the traditional investment approach focused on regions or sectors. The aim is to identify themes and trends that will be future market drivers. Three general investment themes are likely to dominate 2017: finding...

Credit Suisse expects the construction boom in Japan to continue beyond the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. However, just like in the Olympics, there will be winners and losers among the companies hoping to win big. Construction-related companies are gearing up for a busy few years as Japan prepares...