Five reasons to invest in emerging markets
By: Fredrik BjellandThe course for emerging market investors rarely runs smooth and 2024 has so far been no exception.
The course for emerging market investors rarely runs smooth and 2024 has so far been no exception.
Emerging markets are exciting territory for investors with an appetite for value creation. And now is a good time to jump on board.
Our global emerging market fund SKAGEN Kon-Tiki continues to outperform, driven by stock selection and price discipline.
Like most regions, emerging markets have been an unhappy hunting ground for investors in 2022. Slowing economic growth and rising inflation have impacted most ...
The latest Chinese stock market meltdown has brought Emerging Market valuations to compelling levels.
The recent change in market backdrop has benefited growth-sensitive and cyclical assets as shown by value's continued outperformance of growth. With its clear ...
With the market noise and turbulence of 2020, it was easy to overlook that emerging markets outperformed developed markets for the first time since 2017, a ...
Emerging markets outperformed developed markets in the third quarter, as is often the case in periods of a weakening US dollar. SKAGEN Kon-Tiki continued to ...
Getting it right in investing comes down to experience, patience and a little bit of daring.
There are signs that value stocks may be making a comeback after a long period during which expensive growth stocks have outperformed, writes SKAGEN Kon-Tiki's ...
Coronavirus uncertainty and an oil price war have created fear but future stimulus and lessons from history provide reassurance for investors.
By investing in Ivanhoe, amongst other companies, SKAGEN is positioned to take advantage of the shift towards renewable energy and the electrification of ...
A combination of lower economic growth, external political unrest and more expensive financing means that China can no longer rely on a continuously rising ...
Positive structural and cyclical tailwinds mean developing world equities at knockdown valuations should be a happy hunting ground for long-term investors.
We have seen a broad decline on the Chinese stock markets this year. Is the time then ripe for investors to turn their gaze to the world’s second largest ...
Forget everything you ever thought you knew about the world's largest airline company. Russian Aeroflot is a new company in the SKAGEN Kon-Tiki portfolio.
China is the world's second largest growth engine and offers significant long-term opportunities for the active investor.