The perception of frontier and small emerging capital markets as too small, illiquid and poorly regulated is changing. With growth rates that are typically above the global average, there is a swing in sentiment towards this asset class. Proving their worth in terms of market performance, whilst the US S&P recently lost 8.7% of its value during the 10 trading days from the 29th of January, the MSCI Frontier Market Index only fell 6%. How are these smaller markets able to withstand the buffeting from such global volatility? READ MORE
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