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VIDEO: Fidelity's views on Asian equities go beyond Chindia

The best value isn’t necessarily found in the region’s biggest economies, argues Catherine Yeung at Fidelity.

By Jame DiBiasio | 6 September 2010
Keywords: fidelity | catherine yeung | asian equities

Catherine Yeung, investment director at Fidelity in Hong Kong, says valuations in Asian equities are fair. She tells AsianInvestor’s Jame DiBiasio that the trick is to avoid concentrated bets on the big, headline-making economies and to diversify the portfolio.

VIDEO: Fidelity's views on Asian equities go beyond Chindia

Catherine Yeung, Fidelity

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6th Annual Taiwan Institutional Investment Forum
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24 April 2012 | Tokyo, Japan

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May 23 - 24, 2012 | Hong Kong

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AsianInvestor's weekly roundup of job-hoppers: Feb 3

MSCI unveils new Japan head from GSAM, Chi-X Australia poaches from ASX, Prupim hires global CEO, Viteos opens Asia HQ, Newedge names Asia-Pac admin officer, Global Sage forms equity alliance, AXA makes management changes, and Investic adds too.

By The Editors | 3 February 2012

EM debt can go mainstream, says Jim O’Neill

The chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management and creator of the Bric theme, Jim O’Neill, discusses changing investors' mindset regarding safe-haven assets and accessing emerging markets.

By Jame DiBiasio | 3 February 2012

Paris-based Comgest embarks on Asia build-out

The international asset manager has hired its first head of business development for the region, Robert James, formerly of First State. He aims to tap Asian institutional investors.

By Leigh Powell | 3 February 2012

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