Gam sharpens focus on Asia equities
Investment director Jian Shi Cortesi will lead a revamped team and take charge of two more funds
Investment director Jian Shi Cortesi will lead a revamped team and take charge of two more funds
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As investors lose faith in UK equities, and against a backdrop of market uncertainty and political turmoil, it remains to be seen what will tempt them back to the sector
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The sector has investors scratching their heads. Is it better to sit it out or are valuations an opportunity not to be missed?
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As the war in Ukraine rumbles on and global markets deal with the fallout from Putin’s weaponisation of energy, industry experts share their forecasts for the coming months
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Green AUM in the region forecast to hit $500bn by 2025
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Even carving out a resurgent China, some EM economies delivered growth in Q1
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Crux Asia ex-Japan strategy is less tech-heavy than his former Baillie Gifford fund, with punchier positions in materials and commodities
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And as the growth vs value debate rumbles on – investors could be better served seeking quality
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But Baillie Gifford’s Sophie Earnshaw believes there are still opportunities amid the risks
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Significantly divergent monetary policies could give them an edge over western economies
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Current valuations make long-term growth story appealing but could also signal its time investors cut their losses
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Its economy is still growing, albeit more slowly, and the government has plenty of levers left to pull
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