Aviva Investors ups EMD exposure across AIMS range on China monetary boost expectations

Positive return prospects for asset class

Daniel Flynn
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Aviva Investors has been increasing emerging market debt (EMD) exposure across its multi-strategy and AIMS fund range on expectations the asset class's return prospects will be boosted by China's ongoing attempts to stimulate ailing growth.

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