Credit Suisse - Investment (video)
"In Focus" conducts regular video interviews with selected experts from Credit Suisse. At the heart of this are reports on selected industries and regions, as well as background information on the various asset classes - ranging from stocks, through currencies, to alternative investments. France's new ...
"In Focus" conducts regular video interviews with selected experts from Credit Suisse. At the heart of this are reports on selected industries and regions, as well as background information on the various asset classes - ranging from stocks, through currencies, to alternative investments. France's new President, Nicolas Sarkozy, wants to push through pro-market reforms at a frantic pace, says Hervé Prettre, head of Commodities and Equities Trading Research at Credit Suisse. It notably means the end of the 35-hour week, lower taxes and fewer public sector jobs. This should boost France’s lagging competitiveness.
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Gender Diversity on Corporate Boards
Su-Mei Thompson, CEO of The Women's Foundation, speaks about the ...
Su-Mei Thompson, CEO of The Women's Foundation, speaks about the benefits of gender diversity. She notes that women need to aggressively pursue opportunities, ensure their voice is being heard and practice gender equality at home.
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Will the US Become Energy Self-Sufficient?
Recent data from the US department of energy shows that ...
Recent data from the US department of energy shows that US oil imports have declined. This is a result of a combination of increased supply and weakening demand, says Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki, Chairman, FGE – FACTS Global Energy. He says it is likely that the US will become energy self-sufficient and explains what that means for global oil and gas prices in the short and long-term.
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Italian Elections: Brief Hiccup or Fundamental Setback?
Italy has voted. The elections resulted in a hung parliament ...
Italy has voted. The elections resulted in a hung parliament and markets are concerned that a stable government cannot be formed. In this video interview, Credit Suisse’s Chief Investment Officer, Stefan Keitel, sheds light on this “negative surprise” for investors.
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Emerging Consumer Survey: Strengthened Confidence
Confidence among emerging market consumers has strengthened over the course ...
Confidence among emerging market consumers has strengthened over the course of the last year, supporting our long-held positive thesis on the emerging consumer. Of just over 14,200 adults included in the survey across eight countries, 37 percent thought their personal finances will improve over the next six months and 9 percent expect some deterioration. However, the contrasts across the emerging world are striking.
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The Stock Market Is Still Where The Action Is
Will 2013 be able to pick up where the good ...
Will 2013 be able to pick up where the good investment year of 2012 left off? What are the most important risks for the next few months? In this video interview, Credit Suisse Chief Investment Officer Stefan Keitel explains.
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2013: Seats Still Available on the Stock Market Express
Broadly diversify, gradually reduce cash holdings and block out emotions ...
Broadly diversify, gradually reduce cash holdings and block out emotions – that’s Stefan Keitel’s opinion for 2013. In this video, Credit Suisse's Chief Investment Officer explains what will be different this year and what will stay the same.
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USA, China, Europe – Grounds for More Optimism
In the wake of the US elections and China's leadership ...
In the wake of the US elections and China's leadership change, Credit Suisse Chief Investment Officer Stefan Keitel offers his views on the economic aspects in a video interview. He additionally explains the current asset allocation.
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Coming to Grips with the Fiscal Cliff
In the wake of the US presidential elections, investors, economists ...
In the wake of the US presidential elections, investors, economists and taxpayers alike are now wondering whether the Democrats can figure out what to do about the so-called fiscal cliff that is slated to take place at the end of the year. Experts from the Credit Suisse Research Institute debate the looming deadline, potential scenarios and the effects.
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Euro Crisis: Monitoring Spain's Pain
As Europe's crisis continues to drag on, economic strains are ...
As Europe's crisis continues to drag on, economic strains are deepening the fractures within some nations such as Spain, where the crisis is fueling separatist tensions. Joe Prendergast, Head of FX, Fixed Income and Credit Research at Credit Suisse’s Private Bank, speaks about Europe’s predicament, explains why the equity market should provide opportunities over the final months of 2012, and discusses the next potential risk for investors: the US fiscal cliff.
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US Economy Will Largely Avoid Fiscal Cliff
The fiscal cliff will not choke off US growth in ...
The fiscal cliff will not choke off US growth in 2013, according to Stefan Keitel, Chief Investment Officer of Credit Suisse. Cautious optimism also for Europe. "The aggressive measures by the central banks are effective," as Keitel says in the video interview.
