Asia — especially high-growth regions like China, India and Southeast Asia — are under-represented in global stock portfolios, says asset management firm Fidelity International.
Asia — especially high-growth regions such as China, India and Southeast Asia — is under-represented in global stock portfolios, according to asset management firm Fidelity International.
Samant added:"When you look at the size of the economies versus the weight you have in equity portfolios, there's no correlation there." Emerging markets stocks have been on a tear this year. The emerging markets index under global index provider MSCI — comprising of China, South Korea, Taiwan, India, Brazil and others — has jumped about 12 percent since the beginning of this year.
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