Emerging Markets
Understanding the benefits that each can bring to a portfolio is key to investor success
EMD has become a core allocation in many portfolios, why should investors consider an allocation to EM local currency debt?
Discover why an active approach in EMDLC is key, and what to look for when selecting an EMD manager.
Our first emerging markets debt investments were back in 1988 at the birth of the asset class. Today, the diverse opportunity set is made up of sovereigin and corporate issuers across more than 60 countries.
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Blending hard and local currency opportunities offers diversification across the broader market, and a blended portfolio could adapt to changing market environments more rapidly.
As emerging markets mature, it opens up the potential for these countries to issue local currency debt. Structural currency appreciation and high real yields could offer an attractive risk-reward trade-off.
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