In the current market backdrop of inflation and rising interest rates, as well as geopolitical uncertainties, investment in frontier EM local currency markets has some unexpected advantages. Traditionally, the term structure for a frontier EM market has been shorter than in developed markets because frontier markets tend to have shorter maturities and investors access a combination of bonds, treasury-bill, and local FX to add exposures. READ MORE
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