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The news Aberdeen had soft closed its Emerging Markets Fund will have been met by some with dismay. But theres no point mourning an option no longer open to you, so where should you invest EM capital instead?
The news Aberdeen had soft closed its Emerging Markets Fund will have been met by some with dismay. But theres no point mourning an option no longer open to you, so where should you invest EM capital instead?
Didier St Georges sees a great deal of positives affecting equity valuations yet is still keen to remain primarly defensively positioned.
Investors want to overweight emerging markets more than any other region when it comes to their asset allocation choices, but where are the oportunities and are there enough securities to go round?
Gerardine Davies has joined BNP Paribas Real Estate as the firm targets UK business growth.
HSBC has launched high net worth (HNW) and institutional share classes for its Next Generation Fund, which invests in “new and upcoming hedge fund managers” and targets an annualised return of 12% to 15%.
Thomas Meléndez explains the positives for investors as secular and cyclical outlooks combine for emerging markets, particularly in Latin America, and point towards soft economic landings.
Fixed income benchmarks are out of kilter with Asian debt markedly underrepresented within the global bond universe, according to Legg Mason.
It is not coincidence that the latest round of fund closures have concentrated on emerging market or Asian propositions, but is it down to market concerns or the lack of ability of the majority of fund managers?
Schroders has unveiled an emerging market small cap offering to be run by Matthew Dobbs, head of global and international small cap equities at the firm.
Brazil’s exports are made up of almost exclusively commodities and financials but its domestic focus brings far more attractive avenues for external investors.
Emerging Market bond funds saw record inflows in the first week of February, as their equity counterparts also witnessed continued favour with investors, according to EPFR Global.
Neel Kashkari gives his suggestions for where US equity investors should be putting their money bearing in mind his views on the over-reliance on household debt for growth.