FSA compares two Asia (ex-Japan) equity products: the Ninety One Asian Equity Fund and the Schroder ISF Asian Opportunities Fund.

FSA compares two Asia (ex-Japan) equity products: the Ninety One Asian Equity Fund and the Schroder ISF Asian Opportunities Fund.
While the market is not dominated by tech leaders, investors can find growth opportunities in underpenetrated sectors, such as the consumer space.
JP Morgan AM favours some banks in emerging Asia, as well as stock exchanges and insurance firms.
UBS Wealth believes that there are opportunities in the beaten-up value stocks in Asia, including Singapore and India.
Strong monetary and fiscal stimulus measures have provided ample liquidity and credit availability to support Asian borrowers, according to the firm’s head of Asian credit.
The March sell-off is presenting further buying opportunities in Asian equities, according to Pictet AM.
The structural trends that are driving the region’s economic growth and markets remain intact, and will overcome current fears, according to Axa Investment Managers.
The new portfolio manager has recently moved from under- to overweight China equities, citing “compelling value”.
Portfolio manager Eric Moffett prefers stable companies to high growth businesses in Asia.
FSA compares two Asia (ex-Japan) products: the Fidelity Asia Focus Fund and the Mirae Asset Asia Sector Leader Equity Fund.
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