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An Asset Class in Demand

With inflation moderating and monetary policy expected to stabilise, as well as an increasing growth differential between emerging markets and the developed world, the outlook for emerging market debt (EMD) should be supportive.

The evolution of the asset class has opened the way for more sophisticated investment strategies: from hard currency to local currency or blended strategies as well as regional and single-sector strategies. The sheer diversity of emerging market debt allows investors to benefit from higher yields while improving diversification and managing risk.

Specialist Investment Managers

Brandywine Global, Templeton Global Macro, and Franklin Templeton Fixed Income each manage strategies in emerging market debt to their own philosophies and operating autonomously.

An Active Approach

All of our specialists are characterised by active management combining fundamental research with robust risk management

Strategies Across the EMD Spectrum

Franklin Templeton offers strategies across the EMD spectrum: hard currency, local currency as well as blended currency. As well as an ‘investment’ grade debt -only strategy.