Jordan: On the Path to Recovery (AFC Asia Frontier Fund)
CEO and Fund Manager Thomas Hugger recently travelled to Amman, Jordan as part of an initial research trip. All photos are by Asia Frontier Capital except where otherwise noted.
Jordan – on the path to recovery
The AFC Asia Frontier Fund has not invested in Jordan to date, despite the fact that the country is part of the MSCI Frontier Index with a weighting of approximately 1.6%. Due to the last-minute cancellation of an annual investment conference that we have attended in Dubai over the past few years, I used the opportunity to visit Amman, Jordan’s capital city. READ MORE
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