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17-06-2021 · Insight
Emerging markets have undergone significant changes since the term was initially coined in the early 80s. Having become an asset class in their own right, emerging markets equities have moved from being an exciting, but also rather volatile investment, to showing signs of stability and maturity. Combined with dynamic growth prospects, this has turned them into a must-have for many investors.
Authors
Mark van der Kroft
Chief Investment Officer
Jan de Bruijn
Client Portfolio Manager
Top keywords
In this publication, we explain why emerging markets equities can be a valuable addition to global equity portfolios. We also discuss several ways to gain exposure to this multi-faceted asset class, as well as some of the key considerations to bear in mind when reflecting on an allocation to emerging markets equities.
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