EM debt prices ‘now look attractive’
Strong growth in emerging markets could leave EMD well placed to pick up again in 2019, according to Franklin Templeton
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US-China trade war risks to wider emerging markets
How might a Chinese slowdown affect SE Asia, India and Latin America?
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The outlook for EMD in 2019
Just because 2018 has been a tough year for EMD does not mean that 2019 will be full of opportunity
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EMD ‘set to rally’ in 2019 as dollar weakens
Slump in value of greenback could encourage turnaround in fortunes of bruised asset class, according to Brewin Dolphin
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Legg Mason opens Dublin office to minimise Brexit risks
US group looking to offer individual portfolio management services to segregated clients in the EU27 post-Brexit
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William Nott appointed CEO of SYZ AM
As the CEO and chairman of M&G Securities, he saw assets under management grow from €13bn to €89bn
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ECB ends QE despite weaker growth outlook for 2019
Timing of rate rises not discussed in Frankfurt meeting leading to speculation rises may be pushed beyond next year
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Gam issues profit warning as redemptions gather pace
Drastic overhaul will see crisis-hit Swiss asset manager cut 10% of jobs across the firm
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Janus Henderson launches Horizon Biotechnology Fund
Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav will target long-term growth in the fast-growing biotechnology sector
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East Capital acquires Monyx Asset Management
Swedish emerging market specialist acquires fellow Swedish group which manages €3bn in equity and fixed income funds
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‘The market is full of people who are clever and wrong’
You can’t be right all the time so it’s vital to find managers who hold opposing views to your own, argues Pierre Bismuth
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Bond managers fear self-fulfilling bear market
As the spread between two and 10-year treasury yields narrows jittery investors look like they are starting to panic