Asian equity boutique Coupland Cardiff has launched a fund investing in Indian subcontinent equities offering exposure to "some of the fastest economic growth in the world".
The CC Indian Subcontinent fund will seek to benefit from the growth in domestic demand in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Myanmar. The region represents 24% of the world's population with a GDP of $2.84trn but has only a small weighting in global indices. Why treating Asia as an emerging market is 'double jeopardy' Led by Abhinav Mehra in Singapore and Andrew Draycott in the UK, the Irish OEIC long-only equity portfolio will have between 25 to 40 holdings. It will be index agnostic and focus on those high growth and high-quality companies that benefit from domestic g...
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