India’s equity market sell off is a “godsend” opportunity for GARP investors, according to Allianz GI’s India equity head Anand Gupta.

India’s equity market sell off is a “godsend” opportunity for GARP investors, according to Allianz GI’s India equity head Anand Gupta.
Portfolio manager Nitin Bajaj identifies opportunities in smaller companies in China and Indonesia, based on attractive valuations, structural growth drivers and market dislocation.
The ‘contrarian’ strategy will seek out ‘overlooked opportunities’ in India’s famously growthy market.
Eastspring conceded that recent earnings trends were concerning, but are positive about the world’s most populous country.
The high growth momentum will have a positive impact on corporate profits in the region.
The bank has also expanded its operations in GIFT City with new premises.
Private banks and unloved Hong Kong stocks are among the asset managers picks.
There are reasons to be bullish despite the recent correction in Indian equities.
Singapore will be the main beneficiary of Hong Kong’s decline, while India and Japan will continue to thrive.
“We want to justify the fee we earn from clients,” Anand Gupta tells FSA in an interview.
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