PineBridge Investments believes that in this environment, certain areas of emerging market (EM) debt have a place in core fixed income allocations, on par with another portfolio staple: US dollar investment grade bonds. Specifically, they view the $2.5 trillion universe of investment grade debt issued by EM corporate and sovereign issuers in a reserve currency, typically US dollars, as a compelling opportunity set for core fixed income investors. READ MORE
Similar Posts:
- 2021 Midyear Asia Fixed Income Outlook: Fundamentals Trump fears (PineBridge Investments)
- Why Fixed Income Investors Should Consider a Dedicated Allocation to Emerging Market Debt (PineBridge Investments)
- Emerging Market Debt Outlook 2018: A Global Rebalancing is Due (Vontobel)
- Fixed Income Asset Allocation Insights: Emerging Market Debt Looks Attractive Amid Recovery (PineBridge Investments)
- 2021 Midyear Asia Equities Outlook: The Right Side of Disruption (PineBridge Investments)
- Discern and Diversify: Asian Bonds Increasingly Sought for Better Diversification (Eastspring Investments)
- Three Reasons to Embrace Emerging Market Corporate Credit (Franklin Templeton)
- What Makes Emerging Market Debt Tick? (CFA Institute)
- Why Invest in Asia Small-Cap Equities Now? We Answer Five Key Questions (PineBridge Investments)
- MENA Fixed Income: Four Things That Are Top of Mind (Franklin Templeton)
- Talking Markets Podcast: Asia – Macro and Markets in 2021 (Pinebridge Investments)
- Emerging Market Debt: European Institutional Masterclass (AssetTV)
- Emerging Market Bond ETF List
- Indian Equity Outlook: From Survival to Revival (PineBridge Investments)
- Emerging Market Fixed Income: Characteristics of the Asset Class (FTSE Russell)
