Dexter Chua was previously head of southeast Asia for the third-party wealth business at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

Dexter Chua was previously head of southeast Asia for the third-party wealth business at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
Japanese small cap stocks stand to disproportionately benefit from corporate governance reforms which have been a tailwind for large caps, according to fund managers at GMO.
Index providers are labelling growth and value stocks seemingly arbitrarily, according to GMO’s asset allocation team.
The firm which has a history of calling market bubbles doesn’t see a market collapse looming.
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The asset manager argues that emerging markets local debt has the best set of conditions they have seen in twenty years.
Over 80% of active managers are underweight Japan despite strengthening fundamentals, according to GMO.
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