Bild: Rainer Sturm (pixelio) Das Real Estate Investment Management der Credit Suisse prüft für das vierte Quartal 2016 die Durchführung einer Emission für den Immobilienfonds Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund Green Property. Das Real Estate Investment Management der Credit Suisse plant im Anschluss an die erfolgreich durchgeführte Vereinigung mit dem Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund...
Read More »Credit Suisse mit Änderungen im Asset Management
Der neue Chef des Asset Managements bei der CS strukturiert um und setzt neue Leiter für die Region Schweiz und EMEA sowie für Nord- und Südamerika ein. Eric Varvel, der langjährige Credit-Suisse-Manager, der seit Anfang Juni als Chef des Asset Managements bei der Grossbank amtet, stellt seine Abteilung neu auf. Wie "finews.ch" am Montag berichtet, verantwortet der bisherige...
Read More »Credit Suisse: Führungswechsel im Real Estate Investment Management ab 2017
Raymond Rüttimann übernimmt die Leitung des Real Estate Investment Managements Schweiz ab 2017. Für die Nachfolge von Beat Schwab hat die Grossbank eine interne Lösung gefunden. Raymond Rüttimann arbeitet bereits seit 16 Jahren für die Credit Suisse. Raymond Rüttimann wird per 1. Januar 2017 Nachfolger von Beat Schwab als Leiter Real Estate Investment Management Schweiz. ...
Read More »CS: Führungswechsel im Real Estate Investment Management
Raymond Rüttimann übernimmt die Leitung des Real Estate Investment Managements Schweiz ab 2017. Für die Nachfolge von Beat Schwab hat die Grossbank eine interne Lösung gefunden. Raymond Rüttimann arbeitet bereits seit 16 Jahren für die Credit Suisse. Raymond Rüttimann wird per 1. Januar 2017 Nachfolger von Beat Schwab als Leiter Real Estate Investment Management Schweiz. ...
Read More »Growth, Value, and Dividend Aristocrats
There are numerous reasons to be optimistic about global equities in the coming year. Capital is plentiful; central banks in Europe, the United Kingdom, and some Asian economies have an easing bias; and the equity strategists on Credit Suisse’s Global Markets team believe the equity risk premium is higher than warranted. But there are risks, too, including heightened political risk, slowing Chinese growth, and threats to existing business models from technological disruption and Chinese...
Read More »Swiss stocks drop on volatility spike
SMI The Swiss Market Index is set to finish the week notably weaker along with global equity markets as fears around global monetary policy hit sentiment ahead of key meetings by the Bank of Japan and US Federal Reserve next week. The SMI did manage to outperform its European peers thanks to its heavy weighting towards more defensive pharmaceuticals and consumer staples sectors. Economic Data Global equity markets...
Read More »Negative and the War On Cash, Part 2: “Closing The Escape Routes”
Submitted by Nicole Foss via The Automatic Earth blog, Part 1 Here. History teaches us that central authorities dislike escape routes, at least for the majority, and are therefore prone to closing them, so that control of a limited money supply can remain in the hands of the very few. In the 1930s, gold was the escape route, so gold was confiscated. As Alan Greenspan wrote in 1966: In the absence of the gold...
Read More »Erfolgreiche Emission des Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund Siat
Bild: Rainer Sturm (pixelio) Die Kapitalerhöhung des Immobilienfonds Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund Siat wurde erfolgreich abgeschlossen. Durch die Emission fliessen dem Fonds Neugelder in der Höhe des Maximalbetrags von CHF 174,6 Mio. zu. Die Emission wurde kommissionsweise ("best-effort basis") im Rahmen eines öffentlichen Bezugsangebots in der Schweiz durchgeführt. Der offizielle...
Read More »The Swiss Begin To Hoard Cash
[unable to retrieve full-text content]While subtle, the general public loss of faith in central banking has been obvious to anyone who has simply kept their eyes open: it started in Japan where in February hardware stores were reported that consumers were hoarding cash, as confirmed by the spike in demand for safes, "a place where the interest rate on cash is always zero, no matter what the central bank does."
Read More »The Swiss Begin To Hoard Cash
While subtle, the general public loss of faith in central banking has been obvious to anyone who has simply kept their eyes open: it started in Japan where in February hardware stores were reported that consumers were hoarding cash, as confirmed by the spike in demand for safes, "a place where the interest rate on cash is always zero, no matter what the central bank does." Then, as we reported just over a week ago, Burg-Waechter KG, Germany’s biggest safe manufacturer, posted a 25% jump in...
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