The emerging market equity universe has become bigger, broader, and deeper. Over the last five years, clear style distinctions among investment managers have emerged; these style groups have generated differentiated patterns of performance—patterns that, in some cases, are negatively correlated.
In our view, this differentiation presents an opportunity to blend style exposures, smooth portfolio volatility, achieve higher risk-adjusted returns, and better determine asset class entry and exit points.
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The emerging market equity universe has become bigger, broader, and deeper. Over the last five years, clear style distinctions among investment managers have emerged; these style groups have generated differentiated patterns of performance—patterns that, in some cases, are negatively correlated.
In our view, this differentiation presents an opportunity to blend style exposures, smooth portfolio volatility, achieve higher risk-adjusted returns, and better determine asset class entry and exit points.
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The emerging market equity universe has become bigger, broader, and deeper. Over the last five years, clear style distinctions among investment managers have emerged; these style groups have generated differentiated patterns of performance—patterns that, in some cases, are negatively correlated.
In our view, this differentiation presents an opportunity to blend style exposures, smooth portfolio volatility, achieve higher risk-adjusted returns, and better determine asset class entry and exit points.
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