Axa Framlington manager William Calvert also playing Middle East on emerging vehicle
Axa Framlington's William Calvert is finding major value in Brazil and niche areas such as a growing desire for education for his emerging markets vehicle. Calvert heads up the group's £158m Emerging Markets fund, which has outperformed its peers, returning 34.3% over 12 months to 28 January against a sector average of 22%. "The best value is in Brazil in small- and mid-cap stocks where there are extraordinary opportunities," he said. The manager added there are four promising sectors in Brazil, including healthcare, education, property and agriculture. "Agriculture is the hottest s...
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