Banor Capital unveils global EMD fund for ex-PIMCO manager

Emerging and frontier markets

James Baxter-Derrington
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Banor Capital has launched a global emerging markets debt fund, offering access to the debt of both emerging and frontier nations, Investment Week can reveal.

The Aristea SICAV FIM GEM Debt fund is a sub-fund of Aristea SICAV and seeks to provide investors with well-diversified exposure, using a risk mitigating framework to aid with market risk. Deep Dive into emerging market equities: Good time to invest in the sector during pandemic - or not? Led by Francesc Balcells, who previously managed similar products at PIMCO, investment decisions will be made based on a fundamental approach with "strict and meticulous" controls, including ESG criteria, to create a portfolio of 40-50 securities. The fund will target medium to long-term capital g...

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