Chinese and Asian equities roared back in 2020, outperforming peers thanks in no small part to effective control of the COVID pandemic. Asia remains the engine of global growth in 2021, helped by the emergence of significant intra-Asia trade. China, the largest economy in the region, continues its structural transition toward higher quality growth.
Co-authored by Zhikai Chen, CFA, and David Choa, CFA, heads of Asian and greater China equity portfolio management respectively, this new outlook paper explains why Asian and Chinese equities stand to perform well again in 2021: READ MORE
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