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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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What next for emerging market growth?

The developing world growth story remains compelling despite continued trade tensions but investors should be selective to maximise returns.

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By Cathrine Gether Portfolio Manager

6 min read time

08. August 2019

Emerging Markets

SKAGEN Kon-Tiki positioned for the green shift

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By Fredrik Bjelland Portfolio Manager

5 min read time

28. May 2019

Emerging Markets China

China: opportunities amid lowered expectations

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By Fredrik Bjelland Portfolio Manager

4 min read time

30. January 2019

Emerging Markets Trade War

Opportunities lie within emerging market problems

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By Alexandra Morris Investment Director

4 min read time

09. October 2018

Emerging Markets

Turkish Turbulence: A SKAGEN Perspective

By Nick Henderson Communications Manager

4 min read time

02. October 2018

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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Positive structural and cyclical tailwinds mean developing world equities at knockdown valuations should be a happy hunting ground for long-term ...

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