Fintech: There Is Still Much to Do Fintech: There Is Still Much to Do Interview Switzerland has untapped potential in digitizing asset management 29.06.2018, Jakob Schaad
Joy Today ‒ Tears Tomorrow? Joy Today ‒ Tears Tomorrow? Are initial coin offerings a revolutionary new form of financing for start-ups or an opaque bubble? 24.05.2018, Jakob Schaad
Subsidizing Consumer Protection Groups Is Out Of Date Subsidizing Consumer Protection Groups Is Out Of Date A missed opportunity to rethink the role of state consumer protection in times of digitization 06.03.2018, Samuel Rutz
Fresh Winds from the Gotthard Fresh Winds from the Gotthard New infrastructure could spark regional development 20.01.2018, Daniel Müller-Jentsch
Electric Cars Are not Achieving the Best Results Electric Cars Are not Achieving the Best Results More emphasis should be given to cost-benefit analyses 30.10.2017, Peter Grünenfelder
Immature Consumers and Conservative Farmers Immature Consumers and Conservative Farmers Individual discernment is challenged by regulations and initiatives. 12.09.2017, Peter Grünenfelder
Swiss Energy Policy 2050 Swiss Energy Policy 2050 Focus of the month The approved “Energy Strategy 2050” reflects the government’s view on… 31.07.2017, Tibère Adler, Fernanda Guerrero
The Struggle for Urban Housing The Struggle for Urban Housing Bye bye baby-boomers ! Seniors want to live in the city again and they have money to spend ! 31.07.2017, Patrik Schellenbauer
Switzerland Must Prepare for the Next Challenges Switzerland Must Prepare for the Next Challenges Roger Partridge, Chairman of the New Zealand Initiative think tank, met with Avenir Suisse 30.06.2017, Jakob Schaad
Advantages of Flexible Work Schedules Advantages of Flexible Work Schedules Quantification through the example of Uber’s transportation service 23.05.2017, Marco Salvi
The Booking Bill The Booking Bill A big No to sector-specific or umbrella bans of price disparity clauses 06.04.2017, Samuel Rutz
Energy Policy: Monopolies Harm Consumers Energy Policy: Monopolies Harm Consumers The dual role of the state as a regulator and seller in the energy market comes with the added expense for small consumers. 06.03.2017, Samuel Rutz, Patrick Dümmler
Combining Efforts for Switzerland’s Higher Education System Combining Efforts for Switzerland’s Higher Education System Switzerland could become an important global exporter of higher education. 28.02.2017, Patrik Schellenbauer
Privatization & Liberalization: The Debate Is Open! (2/2) Privatization & Liberalization: The Debate Is Open! (2/2) Energy and trade : the locks need to be opened 14.02.2017, Tibère Adler
Privatization & Liberalization: The Debate Is Open! (1/2) Privatization & Liberalization: The Debate Is Open! (1/2) We need new tools to revitalize the Swiss economy 13.02.2017, Tibère Adler
Structural Change in the Swiss Mountain Region Development strategies for new sources of economic value 07.02.2017, Daniel Müller-Jentsch
Innovate or Regulate: There Is a Choice to Be Made Innovate or Regulate: There Is a Choice to Be Made Badly thought-out regulation is the main constraint for innovation 03.02.2017, Tibère Adler
Swiss Multinationals in a Global Marketplace Swiss Multinationals in a Global Marketplace Market capitalisation : Switzerland is one of the most important economic actors 10.01.2017, Tibère Adler
“Baden-Württemberg Is just as Important to Us as China Is” “Baden-Württemberg Is just as Important to Us as China Is” In Credit Suisse's recent publication "Worry Barometer," Simon Brunner interviewed… 20.12.2016, Simon Brunner interviews Peter Grünenfelder
