Emerging debt and reform - a closer look at Argentina and Brazil
Both countries seeing improving sentiment
Sabina Raza of Barclays Investment Solutions
Emerging debt markets have often suffered from weak institutions and lack of political and economic reforms, writes Sabina Raza, multi-manager at Barclays Investment Solutions.
However, many recent regime changes have seen successfully implemented reforms, including increasingly independent central banks and judiciaries, and significantly lower borrowing costs in both external...
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