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EdTech sector shows investment, impact opportunities: Credit Suisse

BY RACHEL ALEMBAKIS | FRIDAY, 19 JUN 2020 10:29AM

The rapid adoption of distance learning for students globally as a result of the coronavirus pandemic has increased the profile of EdTech and raised the opportunity to invest in a sector with potential for growth and positive impact, according to Credit Suisse.

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