Negative headline news about China has resulted in good A-share companies trading at low valuations, says Robert Horrocks, chief investment officer and portfolio manager.

Negative headline news about China has resulted in good A-share companies trading at low valuations, says Robert Horrocks, chief investment officer and portfolio manager.
Beyond the noise, innovative EM companies are taking market share from developed market rivals, says Alistair MacDonald, vice president and institutional portfolio manager for emerging market equities.
Fabrizio Palmucci, the firm’s product specialist for fixed income and multi-asset, explains how the strong US dollar is influencing EM debt opportunities.
Even if global growth slows, Nicholas Beecroft, portfolio specialist in the firm’s equity division, says growth companies are “on the right side of dramatic change” – which is often driven by tech innovation.
After outperforming in 2017, EM equities have been down this year. Hiren Dasani, managing director and co-head of emerging markets equity at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, explains how he is weathering the storm.
Governance is perhaps the most important factor when investing in Asia for the long-term, according to Alexander Treves, head of investment specialists for Asia, emerging markets and Asia-Pacific equities at JP Morgan Asset Management.
Ed Verstappen, client portfolio manager, looks for opportunities in trends that have long-lasting effects.
Opportunity is in the more liquid onshore bonds, says Yii-Hui Wong, portfolio manager at UBS Asset Management.
An alternative fund that involves aircraft and engine leasing offers portfolio diversification and addresses a burgeoning global business, according to Laurent Biousse.
Joan Lee, investment manager at Unigestion, believes its time to expand into commodities.
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