Infographic: Australian Fund Managers Biased Towards Emerging Markets (AFR)

The Australian Financial Review recently published this interesting infographic showing that while 2015 was a challenging year for emerging markets as far as performance, Australian fund managers are biased toward emerging market opportunities and are focused on financial services, technology and consumer stocks in Asia:

To read the whole article, A chink of light at the end of the emerging market tunnel, go to the website of AFR Weekend.

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