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Emerging Market (EM) equities continue to trade at significant discounts to those in Developed Markets (DM). With structural demographic tailwinds, years of relatively progressive interest rate policies and major progress on the ESG front, most EM economies (at least those with a reliable rule of law) are well placed to deliver positive outcomes for investors. Today, many of the leading companies servicing those economies have superior earnings growth to their DM peers with many trading even cheaper than at the height of the Covid market turmoil. Are valuation driven investors breaching their own defensible investment philosophy by not holding a standalone exposure to EM equities? - Ross Cameron, Northcape Capital. Earn 0.50 CE/CPD hrs on Portfolio Construction Forum
By Portfolio Construction ForumEmerging Market (EM) equities continue to trade at significant discounts to those in Developed Markets (DM). With structural demographic tailwinds, years of relatively progressive interest rate policies and major progress on the ESG front, most EM economies (at least those with a reliable rule of law) are well placed to deliver positive outcomes for investors. Today, many of the leading companies servicing those economies have superior earnings growth to their DM peers with many trading even cheaper than at the height of the Covid market turmoil. Are valuation driven investors breaching their own defensible investment philosophy by not holding a standalone exposure to EM equities? - Ross Cameron, Northcape Capital. Earn 0.50 CE/CPD hrs on Portfolio Construction Forum