Emerging markets offer compelling long-term potential, yet a long period of relative underperformance versus developed markets plus the recent geopolitical uncertainty has left many investors underweight this important asset class. While often seen as a growth play, emerging markets may also provide an attractive and diverse income opportunity for active investors focused on total return.
Moving forward, shifting trade dynamics and tariff implications may contribute to near-term volatility, but the asset class also presents longer-term opportunities—particularly as a new global investment cycle continues to take shape.
Join experts from Aberdeen Investments for an educational webinar exploring the nuances of the emerging markets landscape and what it could mean for investor portfolios.
What you’ll learn:
Overview of the macro-economic environment and how it’s impacting emerging markets
Current investment opportunities within the emerging markets asset class that may support longer-term investment objectives
Where emerging market equities may fit within a diversified investment portfolio
Accepted for 1 CFP / IWI / CFA CE Credit
Speakers:
Gabriel SacksInvestment DirectorAberdeen Investments
Tom HarveySenior Equity SpecialistAberdeen Investments
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