The undervalued markets where managers are diversifying away from the US
Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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Three fund managers on stocks that are getting them excited
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The head of emerging markets equity discusses why the overlooked region is in a sweet spot
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Alexis Roach and the EMD team discuss the asset class’s tailwinds
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With economists upping their GDP forecasts for China, Marcus Weyerer examines how effective new fiscal policy will be in revitalising growth
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Bond holders should brace themselves for a rocky ride as two of the largest issuers face challenges
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Providing exposure to one of the world’s most ‘strategic markets’ for investors seeking high growth
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Tord Stallvik tells Portfolio Adviser about the firm’s new acquisition
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Firm will acquire £800m of mostly institutional assets from the London-based boutique
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Emerging markets have been long criticised by scorned investors, but a potential boom in commodity prices could change the playbook, writes Julia Khandoshko
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Those investors who fled China have flocked back in recent weeks after a pivotal shift in policy that has gone mostly unnoticed by wider markets
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Japan has soared after governance reforms, and neighbouring EM countries are following suit, writes Raheel Altaf
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