PA ANALYSIS: Frontier markets – still an asset class?
With a string of countries having been promoted to emerging market status by index provider MSCI in recent years, are frontier markets still a viable asset class?
With a string of countries having been promoted to emerging market status by index provider MSCI in recent years, are frontier markets still a viable asset class?
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China left the US in the dust last month and was the best performing region of the MSCI All Country World Index (ACWI), while France and Germany crawled behind.
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The Wealth Management Association has struck a deal with MSCI to provide a series of indices, replacing FTSE as its indexing partner.
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An MSCI report has examined the investment implications of the rise of populism around the world, and found that multi-asset portfolios could lose as much as 11% of their value as a result.
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As Brexit fatigue tightens its grip on us all, particularly those who have been writing about it for a living, and the United States gets going with its election, things have been suspiciously quiet on the China front.
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BlackRock has added to its smart beta capability with a triple ETF launch.
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Saudi Arabia has today opened its $570bn (£367.7bn) Tadawul stock exchange to direct foreign investments for the first time, which is being widely seen as a crucial stepping stone to the kingdom’s entry into the MSCI Emerging Markets index.
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MSCI put off a decision to include China A‐shares in its global benchmark index until issues related to market accessibility are resolved.
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Amundi is targeting carbon footprint-conscious investors with the launch of three low-emissions investment vehicles.
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Heptagon Capital has announced the conversion of its Helicon Fund to a global long-only equity vehicle.
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The worlds largest asset manager, BlackRock, has launched its second exchange-traded fund (ETF) which aims to mirror the risk and return profile of UK real estate.
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Designed to provide foreign investors with access to over 550 Shanghai-listed A shares, there are lots of reasons to be excited about the ‘through train’.
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