A far-reaching approach to Emerging Markets Debt
Emerging markets debt (EMD) is coming of age as an asset class, offering investors a large and diverse opportunity set in country currencies and interest rates.
Emerging Markets
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Goldman Sachs AM cuts EM bond exposure
Worsening US-China trade tensions cause the asset manager to cut back holdings of risky assets
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Selectors expect to raise EM holdings amid US-China trade war
Emerging markets and Asia ex Japan equities most popular asset classes for fund buyers, data shows
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HSBC GAM offers Saudi Arabia ETF
New exchange traded fund designed to replicate the performance of the MSCI Saudi Arabia 20/35 Capped Index
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China sovereign debt index inclusion marks historic shift
Process will run over next 20 months in 5% increments and is expected to eventually include 386 Chinese securities
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RWC Partners offers ‘next gen’ EM fund
Sicav fund will focus on growth opportunities in under-represented markets such as the Philippines, Vietnam and UAE
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Fund Manager Focus: Rodica Glavan
Glavan, who runs the BNY Mellon Emerging Markets Corporate Debt fund, outlines her strategy comparison with its peers
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Best and worst asset classes of Q1 2019
Chinese equity funds were the top performers for the first quarter of this year, according to FE Analytics
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Could an election shake up expensive Indian equities?
Strongman Modi has faced volatile polls ahead of the impending vote
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How to navigate wild variations between emerging markets
Mix of strategies needed to break down emerging markets by country and then company, says Nedgroup’s Tim Bray
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Fund selector: small cap value opportunities in Asia
Region’s embrace of disruptive technologies creating raft of new opportunities, says Fuchs Finance’s Jan Lecluyse
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How to find alpha in Chinese equities?
Transformative companies that can adapt to expand market share can be found across industries, says BNP Paribas