The Next Chapter in EMD: Static vs. Dynamic Allocations
This installment of our Emerging Market Debt series takes a sequential approach to providing our perspective on achieving optimal EMD exposure.
While the sustained underperformance of the emerging markets asset class over the last several years has left investors wondering if and how EM fits into their asset allocation, we believe previous headwinds are now reversing course. Explore the following package of insights to learn more about the upside potential for EM and why it may be time to make a strategic, long-term allocation to emerging markets debt.
This installment of our Emerging Market Debt series takes a sequential approach to providing our perspective on achieving optimal EMD exposure.
Following years of underperformance, we explore five structural factors that should support the emerging markets over the next five years and possibly beyond.
Dive into our emerging markets debt outlook, including an assessment of the macro environment and EM fundamentals, as well potential investment opportunities.
Exploring the intersection of geopolitics and emerging markets, analyzing risks and impacts amid global uncertainties.
A discussion on ESG for emerging market sovereigns, the challenges of assessing these issuers, and PGIM Fixed Income's sovereign ESG framework.
Alongside telltale signs of a more aggressive nuclear posture, we believe that the DPRK may be a far more prominent risk than markets have currently priced in.
We explore the potential evolution of the relationships between Latin American countries and the U.S.