Emerging Markets Debt: Value Trap or Unfairly Tarnished? (Janus Henderson Investors)

• High energy prices, dollar strength, and rising financing costs have brewed sovereign default concerns, reflected in wider spreads. Portfolio Managers Bent Lystbaek, Jacob Ellinge Nielsen, Thomas Haugaard and Sorin Pirău, CFA, consider the divergence in emerging markets. READ MORE

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