Aberdeen remains wary of value traps in global equities

Feb 22, 2009

A lot of companies look attractive at face value, but remain fundamentally risky, notably US and UK banks, says Aberdeen's Andrew McMenigall.

Andrew McMenigall is an Edinburgh-based senior investment manager on the global equity team at Aberdeen Asset Management. He is among the managers of the $700 million Aberdeen Global - World Equity Fund. He speaks with AsianInvestor about his views on global equities and about how investors can find value in the current uncertain environment.

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