RWC's EM head Malloy dismisses Trump trade war fears
Commodity-producing nations will benefit
RWC's head of emerging markets John Malloy has said President Donald Trump's policies could be more of a tailwind than headwind for EMs as commodity-producing nations benefit from new infrastructure policies, while he added fears of a trade war are overblown.
The manager (pictured) of the $180m Global Emerging Markets fund, which launched in December 2015, said emerging markets outperformance versus developed markets, as seen in 2016 for the first time in four...
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