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Title written as “Top Employers Globally.” An exclusive researched row graph showing the highest number of employees of listed companies around the world from highest to lowest and their respective countries. Listed brands include - Walmart, Amazon, BYD, Foxconn, Accenture, Volkswagen, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), DHL, Compass Group and JD.

Title written as “Top Employers Globally.” An exclusive researched row graph showing the highest number of employees of listed companies around the world from highest to lowest and their respective countries. Listed brands include - Walmart, Amazon, BYD, Foxconn, Accenture, Volkswagen, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), DHL, Compass Group and JD.

Ranked: Top Employers Globally

Walmart leads as the top listed employer globally, followed by Amazon and BYD. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is the only listed India company in the top 10.

Jul 19

Switzerland’s central bank, Swiss National Bank (SNB) is a conservative institution, but has been highly unconventional in operations. The Swiss franc is seen as a safe haven due to political and economic stability and attracts money from investors around the world during crises. However, no other central bank holds a higher equity exposure than SNB. While the Bank of Japan also has a large equity exposure, it’s mostly invested in domestic stocks through index ETFs (Exchange traded funds). The SNB holds more than $199 billion in the U.S. stock market alone but here’s the most interesting part. More than 25% of the portfolio is only invested in 4 stocks - NVIDIA, Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft. The Bank has continued to hold a high exposure to U.S. tech stocks when experts are warning of a possible bubble in the sector, including the European Central Bank (ECB). Although the investments are passive, the Bank is not a static holder. Compared to the previous year, SNB has increased ho

Switzerland’s central bank, Swiss National Bank (SNB) is a conservative institution, but has been highly unconventional in operations. The Swiss franc is seen as a safe haven due to political and economic stability and attracts money from investors around the world during crises. However, no other central bank holds a higher equity exposure than SNB. While the Bank of Japan also has a large equity exposure, it’s mostly invested in domestic stocks through index ETFs (Exchange traded funds). The SNB holds more than $199 billion in the U.S. stock market alone but here’s the most interesting part. More than 25% of the portfolio is only invested in 4 stocks - NVIDIA, Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft. The Bank has continued to hold a high exposure to U.S. tech stocks when experts are warning of a possible bubble in the sector, including the European Central Bank (ECB). Although the investments are passive, the Bank is not a static holder. Compared to the previous year, SNB has increased ho

Swiss National Bank Top 10 U.S. Stock Holdings

The SNB holds more than $199 billion in the U.S. stock market alone but here’s the most interesting part. More than 25% of Swiss Bank portfolio includes just 4 top U.S. stocks.

Jul 5

Ranked: Largest Single Day Market Cap Wipeouts

How do the largest single day market cap wipeouts across companies look like? With a market valuation of trillions, these companies have a history of losing hundreds of billions in a day.

Jul 4

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