A number of fund managers have singled out Vietnam as the most promising frontier market, but a more critical view comes from Ross Teverson, Jupiter Asset Management’s London-based head of strategy for emerging markets.

A number of fund managers have singled out Vietnam as the most promising frontier market, but a more critical view comes from Ross Teverson, Jupiter Asset Management’s London-based head of strategy for emerging markets.
The recent Facebook data harvesting scandal and new data regulations from Europe that spooked investors turned out to be good news for Nolan Hoffmeyer, Geneva-based co-manager of Pictet Asset Management’s Digital Fund.
Due to the dominance of Korean stock indices by one company, Samsung Electronics, outperforming them is difficult when Samsung does well. Some managers did well despite it.
A comparison between Invesco’s active and passive senior loan funds shows that ETFs are not always the cheaper and better alternative.
Recent defaults on bonds issued by government-owned Chinese companies raise doubts about credit assessment and the notion that state ownership provides a level of security.
Ten years after the global financial crisis of 2008, FSA notes that pharmaceutical, healthcare and biotech stocks weathered that year better than other sectors.
Concerns about family-owned companies tend to be distorted and data shows they outperform their non-family counterparts, according to Jean Keller, CEO of Quaero Capital.
Absolute return fixed income strategies are meant to be a component of a portfolio that reduces overall risk, according to Alex Johnson, BNP Paribas Asset Management’s New York-based head of multi-strategy for absolute return fixed income.
Morningstar’s semi-annual report on China’s best mutual fund ideas chose 16 onshore funds based on fund manager experience, consistency in investment process and performance in several market cycles.
FSA takes a look at top-performing multi-asset funds to see how “balanced” they are. The results might surprise.
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