In a report issued at its Global Supertrends Conference, Credit Suisse discussed 'the most significant societal changes' that could result in tangible investment opportunities.
Geopolitical and terrorism risks are set to drive more spending in sectors such as defense and cyber security, according to Credit Suisse.
One key investment focus of millennials — a group that is "increasingly influencing" businesses — is clean energy, and the bank recommends electricity companies that have already started changing their business models to become renewable energy operators.Credit Suisse: Angry societies have been a 'brewing problem'
Global trends are changing many facets of business and politics. While some of those, such as protectionism and political tensions, may be hurting economies, there are still ways for investors to come out on top, according to Credit Suisse.last week, the bank's Head of Economics and Research Nannette Hechler, and Daniel Rupli, head of single security research, went into "the most significant societal changes" that could result in tangible investment opportunities.
"The danger to public safety from terrorist attacks, a fragile geopolitical situation, or threats from technology are among the key concerns of the public," the report said. The geopolitical environment, especially the
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