EM equity fund selector historically low
Appetite for emerging markets equities is approaching the lows recorded in mid-2011.
Appetite for emerging markets equities is approaching the lows recorded in mid-2011.
Fund managers’ confidence in the performance of European equities is stronger than ever before.
The global equity sector is well placed to be the go-to choice for the future, says Tim Cockerill.
Italian fund selectors are again starting to take stealthy looks at emerging market corporate bonds
International asset managers are not too worried about the consequences of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD)
More Danish fund selectors are looking to buy developed market credit than selling for the first time since mid-2012, according to EIE research.
Belgian fund selectors continued to demonstrate a preference for equities over bonds in developed and emerging markets, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe Sentiment survey for the country.
In spite of improving sentiment towards European equities, Spanish fund selectors are opting for lower volatility strategies, according to the latest Expert Investor Europe sentiment survey.
Hedge fund investors are switching into equity strategies from credit, according to the January eVestment survey of hedge fund flows.
Sentiment towards emerging markets has yet to find its floor, according to European fund selectors surveyed by Expert Investor Europe, with indicators still falling.
The Expert Investor Belgium conference on 30 January brought up two main areas of argument and debate: the future of fixed income and a strong equity discussion
Investors’ appetite for emerging market corporate bonds has been insatiable in recent years. But is it time to take a more restrained approach to the asset class before indigestion sets in? By Will Jackson