Allocation and Share of Institutional Investors in Emerging Market Funds (EM Equity)

Emerging Market Equity has tweeted two great emerging market institutional investor graphics. The chart on the left shows the impact of the global financial crisis, the EA debt crisis and Fed tapering on institutional investor bond verses equity emerging market allocations while the chart on the right shows that since the end of the global financial crisis, the average institutional allocation to emerging market equity funds verses the total global fund allocation has fluctuated from a low of 14% to a high of around 24%:

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