European equities offer more than a China play
Banks, semiconductors and ‘green capex’ offer some appealing opportunities on the Continent
Banks, semiconductors and ‘green capex’ offer some appealing opportunities on the Continent
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Alquity’s head of emerging markets Mike Sell explains why unwary asset allocators might get caught out
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Performance was boosted by ‘robust’ stock picking in the consumer space
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Geopolitics and shifting supply chains are changing the landscape
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Geopolitical risk factors are exerting a greater force on companies and sectors, but investors still have time to adapt
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Chinese companies are optimistic about growth prospects but investors are already curbing their enthusiasm
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While most emerging markets funds are now largely fixated on China and India, Emily Fletcher and the BlackRock Frontiers team aim to dig out ‘nuggets of growth’ in complex yet fast-growing countries
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Shao Ping Guan will replace Anthony Wong as manager of Allianz’s China A strategies
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EPIC Investment Partners will manage the portfolio day-to-day
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Investment picture is complex due to the wide variation in the countries forming the asset class
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Barings’ Adnan El-Araby is turning away from Asia emerging markets to seek opportunity in the Middle East, Africa and eastern Europe, which he claims is a fertile hunting ground for growth
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Amid the euphoria of China’s economic re-opening, are genuine risks of another potential global wave or further Covid mutation being glossed over?
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