BNY Mellon launches Asia Fund for Singapore
Standish, part of BNY Mellon, is launching an Asian bond fund for its Singapore team.
Emerging Markets
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EM recoupling How to play it
George Iwanicki, Global Macro Strategist, Emerging Market Equities, J.P. Morgan Asset Management looks at the recoupling of select emerging markets and the developed world.
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enhance hires Canaccord manager hardisty
Barry Hardisty joined Enhance, an investment oversight services provider in the fiduciary sector, as director last week.
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Despite volatility EMs still offering value Mobius
The underlying economic conditions within emerging markets appear to be improving, Mark Mobius said.
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pa analysis confident are investors in china
China’s second quarter growth figures showed a pick-up, but how confident are investors about this small rebound?
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longterm concerns in ecommerce ipo fidelity
E-commerce company Alibaba is gearing up for what is likely to be the biggest IPO of the year but Fidelitys fund manager Nick Price is not about to buy stocks.
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em credit improved relative to developed economies
Jan Dehn, head of research at Ashmore, discusses the increase in the emerging markets fixed income universe and highlights the relevance of this for developed economies.
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asia becoming a stockpicker market
Since formally taking over Anthony Boltons China Special Situation Fund, Dale Nicholls has started to make changes to the fund.
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I would refuse to run a benchmark fund Hyland
Muzinich's Warren Hyland explains why he is so adamant that following a benchmark for his investors is not the way to run his emerging market proposition.
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Beware China s skeletons in the closet
Miles Geldard, head of fixed income and multi-asset at Jupiter Asset Management, tells Gary Shepherd to expect more defaults in China, after its years of investment boom and credit creation.
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Five of the best EM investment trusts
The days of the all-encompassing generalist emerging markets fund may be over, with investors looking to more country-specific vehicles this time around. But which are the best?
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Identifying the risks is half the battle
According to John Redwood, while there is plenty to worry about, there is as yet no one dominant fear to bring the markets crashing down.