Asia - Baring shifts ailing Pacific fund into smaller markets

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Baring Asset Management is to convert the ailing Baring Pacific fund into the Baring Asean Frontiers...

Baring Asset Management is to convert the ailing Baring Pacific fund into the Baring Asean Frontiers fund in a bid to capture opportunities in smaller, faster-growing markets in Asia. Over the 12 months to the start of August, the Pacific fund returned -16.3% ($) and -22.3% (EUR), hit by local inflationary pressures and lack of exposure to Japan. The fund's benchmark, the MSCI AC Asia Pacific index, fell 12.2% ($) and 18.5% (EUR). With an objective of long-term growth, the fund invests in the Pacific and Pacific Rim region. Barings says 80% of the Asean (Association of South-East Asia...

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