While on first glance emerging markets debt may seem a world away from where the traditional fixed-income investor has typically visited, this asset class has much to offer in terms of diverse markets and issuers, and can provide portfolios with the potential for both yield and diversification. READ MORE
Similar Posts:
- Emerging Markets: A World of Opportunity (Nuveen)
- Emerging Market Fixed Income: Characteristics of the Asset Class (FTSE Russell)
- Emerging Market Corporate Bonds: The New Core Fixed Income Staple (PineBridge Investments)
- A Class Apart: Emerging Asia’s Fixed Income Market (Pictet AM)
- Emerging Market Debt Outlook 2018: A Global Rebalancing is Due (Vontobel)
- Why Fixed Income Investors Should Consider a Dedicated Allocation to Emerging Market Debt (PineBridge Investments)
- What Makes Emerging Market Debt Tick? (CFA Institute)
- Rplan Survey: Investors Have Been “Taken In” by Emerging Market Hype
- MENA Fixed Income: Four Things That Are Top of Mind (Franklin Templeton)
- Emerging Market Debt: European Institutional Masterclass (AssetTV)
- Better Investing Strategy: Blend Emerging & Frontier Markets (Financial Advisor)
- Digging Deeper Into Emerging Market Debt (Capital Group)
- Deciphering the Frontier Market Opportunity (Lazard)
- Outlook on Emerging Markets (Lazard AM)
- How Will Emerging Market Debt Emerge From the Crisis? (Capital Group)
