Neuberger Berman's multi-asset team has lowered its outlook on investing in emerging market debt and equities as it takes a "more cautious" approach following the US election result.
The change in stance comes not long after the group's asset allocation committee identified a number of opportunities in the region in October, when it increased exposure across some of its multi-asset funds. But although its long-term view remains largely supportive for EMs, Neuberger Berman has lowered its 12-month outlook for both debt and equities, while weightings in this space have been reduced. Erik Knutzen, CIO, multi-asset class, said the more cautious approach towards emerging markets is driven by the "realisation the environment had changed - and rapidly". He said: "Back...
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