Schroders is launching an onshore version of its ISF QEP Global Emerging Markets fund, to be managed by the QEP investment team headed by Justin Abercrombie (pictured).
China's slowing economy is providing headwinds for its neighbours. But some equity markets, such as Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand, have still managed to steam ahead. T. Bailey's Peter Askew explains why.
Investors are needing continual confirmation of their convictions in order to stay invested, and this is having an impact on emerging market indices, explains Nick Henderson from Skagen Funds.
Jonathan Pines, manager of the top performing Hermes Asia ex-Japan Equity fund, explains why unloved Korea is his fund's biggest overweight.
The dangers of playing the momentum game
Emerging market equities are hovering near highs last seen in January 2013, after China posted stronger-than-expected economic data.
Short-termism can be seen across many sectors of the financial world, but are fund managers becoming too short term in their investment outlook, and how can the industry fight back against this trend?