Pa analysis is India still an investment story
Indian stocks rallied on the news of Prime Minister Narendra Modis election in May, but was the market too positive on the economy?
Emerging Markets
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EM debt the lesser evil for European
Appetite for EM debt is returning after an exodus last year that was sparked by the start of Fed-tapering talk.
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Fundsmith raises 193m for EM trust
Fundsmith has raised £193 for its Emerging Equities Trust and will list it on the London Stock Exchange from tomorrow.
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Barings says Nigeria is now top frontier market
Barings has said Nigeria is now the leading frontier market for investors to target
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Is it time to re-draw the EM categories
MSCIs recent decision to remove South Korea and Taiwan from its review list and exclude Chinas A-shares from its EM index raises a few questions about how we should be thinking about emerging markets.
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Templeton EM trust undershoots benchmark
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust has announced its net asset value is down 14.6% on the year to 591.8p per share.
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Downbeat World Bank could temper EM
Warnings from the World Bank on the level of economic growth and speed of reform in the developing world may make investors think twice about rushing to boost emerging markets allocations.
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Korea Taiwan no longer in running MSCI
According to MSCI the two countries have been removed from the review list for reclassification as developed markets because of an absence of progress on outstanding areas of concern.
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opportunity in small midcaps lazard paul rogers
Contrary to the large-cap trend in developed markets, the emerging market is offering opportunity in small and mid-caps.
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BlackRock launches two new ETFs
BlackRock has launched new emerging markets and US equities exchange-traded funds on the London Stock Exchange.
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Are the days of GEM numbered
As the saying goes, ‘none but the brave deserve the fair’. As far as investors are concerned, perhaps it is better said that only the bravest should persue the fair-valued market.
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EM increase planned by three in five managers
Three in five London-based wealth managers and financial advisers are planning to raise allocations to emerging markets, BlackRock says.