Institutional investors look to emerging markets’ fixed income assets, but the war in Ukraine has dampened sentiment in Europe, according to a new global survey.
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AsianInvestor looks back on our Year of the Ox predictions and examines how close our predictions were to reality.
Investor-friendly government policies, a speedy vaccination programme and a stellar year for equities: a post-pandemic India is firing on all cylinders.
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The renewable energy sector is undergoing rapid developments amid climate crisis. What are the investment opportunities and challenges that exist in the energy transition in India and Southeast Asia?
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BNY Mellon’s new report looks at key drivers shaping the investment industry that buy-side leaders should not miss.
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In a recent webinar, AsianInvestor spoke to top experts on emerging market (EM) corporate debt to get a better sense of the opportunities, risks and rewards that investors should be familiar with. To continue the conversation, we followed up with panelists to further explore some key issues.
For the Year of the Ox, AsianInvestor offers predictions on some key market developments. Today: Will emerging market equities outperform developed market equities?
This year's strong inflow of capital into emerging markets assets is likely to continue next year with both equities and fixed income receiving a warm welcome.
The Bermuda-based reinsurer plans to invest more into direct lending and private equity strategies, with a focus largely on the US but some exposure to Asia and Europe.
Yield-hungry investors are looking to invest more in emerging market corporate bonds, which are seen recovering more slowly from the pandemic crash than those in developed markets.
Institutional investors in Europe are looking to invest more into emerging market high yield bonds in an effort to boost returns, despite the additional risk they entail.
The US dollar is currently strong, but economic weakness, minimal rates and a large and rising debt burden could cause it to weaken. How will that affect how asset owners invest?
