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CS legt nachhaltige Immobilienfonds zusammen

Luzerner KB macht Crowd zum Fondsmanager 20.04.2016 - Erstmals in der Schweiz ermittelt eine Bank über eine Internet-Community die Einschätzung von Titeln am Aktienmarkt. Diese dient unter anderem als eine Referenz für die Anlagetaktik eines Aktienfonds, der im Juni auf den Markt kommt.  Mehr... Schweizer ETFs legen im März etwas zu 20.04.2016 - Nach zwei schwächeren ersten Monaten stieg das Gesamtvolumen der verwalteten Vermögen im März wieder leicht an. Dies belegt die Statistik von...

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Top-Manager verlässt die Credit Suisse

Neue Vorsorgestiftung von Allianz Suisse 14.04.2016 - Allianz Suisse ruft mit Allianz Pension Invest eine teilautonome Sammelstiftung ins Leben, die sich vor allem an KMU richtet und eine höhere Verzinsung der Altersguthaben anstrebt.  Mehr... "Langfristig sind wir Rentner" 13.04.2016 - An einem Seminar von PensExpert in Zürich empfahl Prof. Dr. Erwin Heri als effizienteste Anlagestrategie, möglichst viel des Kadervorsorgeportfolios langfristig in Aktien anzulegen und deren Dividenden zu...

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Every Single Bloody Market Is Manipulated … See For Yourself

Gold and Silver Are Manipulated Deutsche Bank admitted today that it participated with other big banks in manipulating gold and silver prices. In 2014, Switzerland’s financial regulator (FINMA) found “serious misconduct” and a “clear attempt to manipulate precious metals benchmarks” by UBS employees in precious metals trading, particularly with silver. Reuters reported: Swiss regulator FINMA said on Wednesday that it found a “clear attempt” to manipulate precious metals benchmarks during...

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Jonathan Wilmot on China, Oil, and the U.S. Elections

Hear what Jonathan Wilmot, Credit Suisse’s Head of Macro Investments, Asset Management, had to say about Donald Trump, China’s new role in the global economy, and the outlook for oil prices at the Credit Suisse 2016 Asian Investment Conference (AIC).   For more stories and videos from the AIC, please visit the conference website.   The post Jonathan Wilmot on China, Oil, and the U.S. Elections appeared first on The Financialist.

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China’s Internet Giants Play Leapfrog in Online Finance

Online sales juggernaut Amazon has a toe in the Internet finance business, processing payments and offering loans to the site’s merchants. What about its Chinese counterpart, Alibaba? It does those things, too. It also facilitates peer-to-peer lending, sells mutual funds and insurance policies, and has formed a private bank to lend to consumers. Who’s leading the Internet revolution now?   From a modest start in processing online payments, Alibaba, online media and entertainment firm...

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ZIRP, NIRP, QE, Bank Collapse and Helicopters Coming Too Late – The Lehman Effect Hits Europe – Hard!

It’s official, I’m calling a banking crisis in Europe. Things didn’t go well the last time I did this. Of course, many will say, “But the rating agencies have learned their collective lessons. They would most assuredely warn us if the European banks are close to going bust, right?!!!”. Yeah, right! Reference our past research note on so-called trusted parties in private blockchains for banks. Those interested in purchasing the 22 page report on what is likely the first major bank to fall...

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ZIRP, NIRP, QE, Bank Collapse and Helicopters Coming Too Late – The Lehman Effect Hits Europe – Hard!

It's official, I'm calling a banking crisis in Europe. Things didn't go well the last time I did this. Of course, many will say, "But the rating agencies have learned their collective lessons. They would most assuredely warn us if the European banks are close to going bust, right?!!!". Yeah, right! Reference our past research note on so-called trusted parties in private blockchains for banks. Those interested in purchasing the 22 page report on what is likely the first...

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Rebuilding Greece and Europe

Greece’s crisis is fiscal, monetary, and structural, exacerbated by political and social volatility, stresses on European unity, and now, a large influx of refugees. Despite this “nightmare” and major near-term concerns, former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras believes that “we can and will make it’.   The Greeks have faced a unique and debilitating confluence of challenges – excessive deficits and debt, diminishing competitiveness, increasing non-performing loans, political...

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Panama Tax Haven Scandal: The Bigger Picture

A Huge Leak The “Panama Papers” tax haven leak is big … After all, the Prime Minister of Iceland resigned over the leak, and investigations are taking place worldwide over the leak. But Why Is It Mainly Focusing On Enemies of the West? But the Panama Papers reporting mainly focuses on friends of Russia’s Putin, Assad’s Syria and others disfavored by the West. Former British Ambassador Craig Murray notes: Whoever leaked the Mossack Fonseca papers appears...

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Is the World Going Back into Crisis?

Jonathan Wilmot, Credit Suisse’s Head of Macro Investments, Asset Management, looks at three past crises of capitalism – in the 1890s, the 1930s and the most recent one in 2007 – and shows that previous pre-crisis financial and economic conditions are not apparent today. His conclusion: Policy matters.   Is the world going back into crisis? “It comes down to policy and whether policy rises to the challenges we face right now,” Wilmot told participants in the opening session on April 6 at...

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