Credit Suisse, a Switzerland-based investment bank and financial services firm, issued an analysis of long-term global trends that can lead to advantageous business and investment opportunities, such as ageing populations, infrastructure and technology.
In its publication, the bank recognised six long-term equity “super-trends”, comprising infrastructure, technology, anxious societies, silver economy, millennial values, and climate change.
Nannette Hechler-Fayd’Herbe, global head of economics and research at Credit Suisse, said companies that are able to respond to these trends will become compelling investment opportunities.
She said the US and some nations in Europe and Asia are investing more in infrastructure projects.
China recently announced a US$2.3 trillion infrastructure package for roads, rails, factories and industrial parks, among other segments. This…
