PA ANALYSIS: Why it pays to be selective in EMD
While more fuss will be made of the eighth anniversary of the fall of Lehman Brothers, it is also worth remembering next year will mark 20 years since the preceding Asian financial crisis.
While more fuss will be made of the eighth anniversary of the fall of Lehman Brothers, it is also worth remembering next year will mark 20 years since the preceding Asian financial crisis.
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Growing uncertainty in developed markets and a flight to safe haven assets post-Brexit have skewed valuations, according to an increasing number of industry professionals polled by the CFA Society of the UK.
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First State Stewart and Aberdeen have long been the big names to trust in Asian and emerging market investing but wealth managers have a valid case for replacing them in portfolios.
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Select Asian markets are showing encouraging signs, but the likely strengthening of the US dollar is a strong headwind.
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Amid the political turmoil, Brazil has done well for fixed income investors, but questions remain around further volatility.
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AXA Investment Managers has appointed Michael Ganske as head of emerging markets fixed income, based in London.
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Having surpassed £1bn in assets under management less than five years into its existence, European Wealth’s fearlessness in deviating from its peers is paying off.
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Union Bancaire Privée has further strengthened its presence in the UK with the appointment of Mathieu Nègre as head of emerging market equities.
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Old Mutual Global Investors is to bring management of its OM Local Currency Emerging Market Debt Fund in-house following the appointment of a head of EM debt.
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Henderson Global Investors has launched two credit funds to meet what it sees as the growing demand for sophisticated fixed income products.
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A number of fund houses are looking to new EM strategies as returns become harder to come by.
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