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Emerging Markets countries are generally those that have initiated economic and political reforms to improve growth opportunities and increase the financial markets' efficiency. Brazil, China, South Korea and India are a few examples of emerging markets countries.

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Five reasons emerging markets investors should feel reassured

Coronavirus uncertainty and an oil price war have created fear but future stimulus and lessons from ...

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By Fredrik Bjelland Portfolio Manager

6 min read time

12. March 2020

Emerging Markets Sustainability

Investing sustainably in emerging markets

By Nick Henderson Communications Manager

6 min read time

14. November 2019

Emerging Markets

How did SKAGEN Kon-Tiki fare in the third quarter?

By Ole-Christian Tronstad Communications Manager

1 min read time

17. October 2019

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Fear came to the fore in the stock markets in the third quarter

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By Alexandra Morris Investment Director

4 min read time

9. October 2019

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What next for emerging market growth?

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By Cathrine Gether Portfolio Manager

6 min read time

8. August 2019

All you need to know about

Emerging Markets

Emerging Markets countries are generally those that have initiated economic and political reforms to improve growth opportunities and increase the financial markets' efficiency. Brazil, China, South Korea and India are a few examples of emerging markets countries.

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