The emerging markets optimist is reportedly starting his own fund management firm and has also joined the investment committee of Mumbai-based venture capital firm Equanimity Investments, according to local media reports in India.

The emerging markets optimist is reportedly starting his own fund management firm and has also joined the investment committee of Mumbai-based venture capital firm Equanimity Investments, according to local media reports in India.
Ex-Fullerton CEO reappears at Franklin Templeton; BNPP AM creates APAC chief marketing role; Robeco hires Blackrock’s APAC head of PB and wealth distribution; US-based Metlife receives AM licence in Hong Kong, while Barings Investment Advisers loses it; “millennial fund investors not unique”, warns Cerulli; and more…
Franklin Templeton hires, so does Columbia Threadneedle and JP Morgan; Vanguard’s AUM; Asset manager share prices; Commodities bounce, Dynasties fall; Crypto and much more.
Downgrades for Fidelity, Franklin and Investec products and upgrades for two Pimco funds in the firm’s monthly note to clients.
FSA compares two US equity products: the Franklin Templeton US Opportunities Fund and the Old Mutual North American Equity Fund.
Transparency is an immense challenge when looking at EM small caps, explains Alistair MacDonald, vice president and institutional portfolio manager of Templeton Emerging Markets Group.
FSA presents video highlights from the Investment Forum, which was held on 26 September at the Anantara Siam Hotel in Bangkok.
FSA presents photo highlights from the event, which was held on 26 September at the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel in Thailand.
FSA compares two Asia small cap equity funds: the Manulife GF Asian Small Cap Equity Fund and the Templeton Asian Smaller Companies Fund.
The emerging markets information technology sector has outperformed EM equities as a whole and Mark Mobius, executive chairman at Templeton Emerging Markets Group, said investors should take note.
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