Is it time to redefine the EM equity categories
Is the MSCI Emerging Markets Index in need of a shake-up?
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Is the MSCI Emerging Markets Index in need of a shake-up?
MSCI’s recent decision to remove South Korea and Taiwan from its review list and exclude China’s A-shares from its EM index raises a few questions about how we should be thinking about emerging markets.
Belgian fund selectors are planning a massive return to emerging market equities. Some 60% plan to step up allocation.
European investors have significantly increased their investments in long-short European equity funds.
At the EIE Iceland event, developed market equity managers all agreed that EM growth is still what investors should be chasing
Iceland’s fund selectors are keen to join the EU and to step up their allocation to international equities, but both wishes seem far away dreams.
There are signs of a massive turnaround in emerging market fund flows, Morningstar’s freshest data suggest.
Global asset managers haven’t been as optimistic about the return prospects of Asian equities in almost a year’s time.
The developed economies, and especially the United States, will continue to set the tune, attendants of Expert Investor Finland think.
The developed economies, and especially the United States, will continue to set the tune, attendants of Expert Investor Finland think.
Emerging markets are becoming a theme again among European fund selectors. Also in Portugal, appetite for EM stocks and bonds is rebounding.
Iceland’s fund selectors prefer to invest the bulk of their limited foreign currency exposure in global equities.