Fiera Capital looks to China as 'natural investment' post-pandemic

Avoids countries with existing difficulties

Mike Sheen
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China is the "natural investment" in emerging markets owing to its capacity to bounce back from the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, while allocations to countries that were already struggling before the crisis are best avoided, according to European CIO and senior portfolio manager at Fiera Capital Dominic Bokor Ingram.

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