Equities Why China over India?
William Lam, Co-Head Asian & EM Equities shares insights from the team on why they believe there is a contrarian opportunity in being overweight China and underweight India.
An active approach of around 60 companies across Asia Pacific ex Japan derived from bottom-up analysis with a tight focus on valuation and a contrarian mindset.
Asia remains the fastest-growing region in the world. By 2050, it could account for half of global economic output¹ and be home to the world’s largest middle class. This represents a large opportunity set for active investors like us.
Valuation anomalies naturally emerge in areas of excessive pessimism. That’s why we often look for new ideas in unloved areas of the market.
We do the fundamental work and speak with company management to gauge where consensus is wrong. This gives us the confidence to help investors lean into this perceived risk and buy mispriced assets. The other side of the same coin is to avoid expensive assets during periods of euphoria.
William Lam, fund managerVolatility provides opportunity, uncertainty leads to mispricing.
The team has been successfully investing in Asian and emerging market equities for over 20 years. Today, the team’s Asian equity strategies have a combined AuM of > EUR 9 billion.
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William Lam, Co-Head Asian & EM Equities shares insights from the team on why they believe there is a contrarian opportunity in being overweight China and underweight India.
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1 Source: Asian Development Bank