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Despite recent declines, Barings Investment believes Russia's debt free status, low levels of borrowing and attractive equity valuations will underpin long term investment prospects.
Hartwig Kos, co-manager of the Dublin-domiciled Baring Dynamic Emerging Markets Fund (DEMF) says the fund has increased exposure to emerging market equities due to a more risk-favourable environment.
Andrew Cole, investment manager of the Baring Multi Asset fund, on why he has been adding risk back into his portfolio.
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Advisers and investors nervous about the mixed messages on China’s prospects for 2012 are being urged by Baring fund managers to stay with this market as they see the economic prospects for China as being substantially better than what’s being currently priced into the market.
Head of multi-asset investments at Rathbones David Coombs explains why it may be time to nudge your clients back into risk assets...
Following the recent launch of Baring Asset Management’s Dublin-based India Fund, manager Ajay Argal says he’ll be concentrating on healthcare and telecoms stock.
Baring Asset Management is to launch a Dublin-based fund based on the investment themes of a fast-developing upper middle and high-class consumer segments, low personal and national debt, and extensive government spending.
Kweku Adoboli, an ETF trader at UBS, is suspected of unauthorised trading which cost the bank £1.3bn. But UBS is far from alone in suffering the sting of internal fraud, as this gallery of the world's most infamous rogue traders shows...
Barings has added an emerging markets multi-asset fund to its range for head of the multi-asset team Percival Stanion.
In the latest Interactive Financial Adviser debate, our panellists from Aberdeen Asset Management, MFS Investment Management, Barings and Standard & Poor's discussed Emerging Market Debt.
As the year of the rabbit begins, Professional Adviser asks top managers for their outlooks for the country.
There’s a lot of buzz right now about Twitter, which has emerged as one of the most popular social media tools.
One in 10 UK adults say they have dropped completely their plans to retire as economic uncertainty continues to plague sentiment.
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