Six ASEAN themes to beat a Chinese bear market

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China's major equity markets slipped further into bear market territory this week as traders worried about the withdrawal of QE in the US, and slowing Chinese growth.

Investors in Asia are having to look further afield for growth opportunities, notably the ASEAN markets, which still offer upside despite a strong run. This is the view of SooHai Lim, director of Asian equities at Barings and manager of the Baring ASEAN Frontiers fund. Speaking at Investment Week's Senate Investment Conference last week, Lim (pictured) said the investment case for the region remains clear, with long-term trends such as favourable demographics and domestic demand proving supportive of markets. "Markets have been very resilient against a global economic meltdown. Althou...

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