Tag: Emerging Markets
A Terminal Diagnosis
Many institutional portfolios are built on assumptions that may not survive the decade. Those planning ahead are building immunity.
As Oil Prices Surge, Iran Conflict Cools Investors’ Taste for Emerging Markets
The broad effect of the war is shifting investors who were more positive on emerging markets to more neutral.
Latin America Reforms, Potential Fed Moves Bode Well for Insurers
A report from T. Rowe Price suggested that the political climate in the U.S. and Latin America, as well as Fed expectations, provide insurers with income opportunities.
Neuberger Snags Emerging Markets Portfolio Managers From Schroders
After ‘Very Long Winter,’ Emerging Markets May Finally Be Living Up to Their Potential
CalSTRS Invests in ABS Global Investments’ Emerging Markets Platform
The $3.7 billion strategy works with local specialists to target stocks in emerging market countries and regions.
Investors Eye Emerging Markets for Some Relative Quiet
4 Danish Pensions Launch $700M Sustainable Developing Market Fund
EM Stocks Doing Better, Except for Drag From China, Ned Davis Says
Other emerging market nations, such as Taiwan and India, are compensating for weakness in the Chinese market.
Gabelli’s Global Investing Game Plan: Go Big on US Stocks
For 3 of the asset manager’s top strategists, the notable exception is Tesla.
Emerging Market Bonds, on a Roll, Should Do Even Better, Says Ned Davis
Firm commodities prices and expected EM growth are tailwinds, the research firm contends.
Energy Transition and the Global South
Growth or Funding Preservation?
How higher interest rates are changing the investment objectives of fully funded pension funds.
