Many investors seem to have misperceptions when it comes to Russia’s economy and the companies located there. Franklin Templeton’s Emerging Markets Equity Institutional Portfolio Manager Nicole Vettise explains how Russia’s economy offers investors a mix of old and new industries, and compelling areas of investment opportunity as a result. READ MORE
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