The Emerging Market Appeal in a Low-Yielding World (Franklin Templeton)

Global investors searching for income opportunities may find the current climate particularly challenging, given a growing pool of negative-yielding debt. Franklin Templeton Multi-Asset Solutions’ Subash Pillai outlines why he thinks yield-seeking investors might take notice of emerging markets. READ MORE

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