By Mohamed Ali Bernat Concentration of the top stocks in Asian emerging markets indices is resulting...
By Mohamed Ali Bernat Concentration of the top stocks in Asian emerging markets indices is resulting in near-uniform portfolio holdings by fund managers, according to Fidelity's K C Lee. Lee, addressing the Investment Week Markets Forum 2000 via satellite from Hong Kong, said the extreme concentration in Asia ex-Japan markets was partly the result of investors valuing a stock by which industry it was in rather than how efficiently it managed its capital. He said: "The danger is that some of the stocks in the technology, media and telecom sector are mis-priced. This could encourage the m...
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