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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Japan has twice as many listed companies as the world’s largest equity market, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange is determined to cull the dead wood
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Theo Wyld previously co-managed the Ruffer Japanese fund
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Janus Henderson Tabula Japan High Conviction Equity UCITS ETF will be available to all major European markets
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Deal-making in Japan will create a far more dynamic market for the years to come, writes Daniel Haydon
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Does the longer-term Japanese narrative remain attractive for investors following a recent period of bruising volatility?
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Nicola Takada Wood will drive the AVI Japan Opportunity trust and newly-launched Japanese Special Situations fund
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Spotlight on the small funds that are flying above market returns but below investors’ radars
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Co-manager of the £2.3bn Man GLG Japan Core Alpha fund discusses the impact of the end of negative interest rates
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They will combine into a £1bn trust on the FTSE 250 managed by Nicholas Weindling and Miyako Urabe
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There are still plenty of undervalued equities to take advantage of despite soaring tech shares, writes Mike Coop
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Nicholas Price argues that Japan equity valuations are still undemanding
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