Why now for Emerging Market Hard Currency Debt?
Three reasons to allocate.
A recent visit to India confirmed that the country is in a good place; the economy is strong, concrete is being poured and sentiment is generally upbeat. As we all know, this is not news. However, after 30 company meetings, where themes often recur, what interested us was something else. It occurred to us that India might be following China’s exponential growth trajectory. Let us explain why.
In this note, we go into further detail on the above and share how our 4Factor Emerging Market Equity portfolios are well positioned to benefit this dynamic and sustainable growth.
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