Half of advisers favour emerging markets on 12-month view - research
But advisers looking most to increase multi-asset exposure
Emerging market equities would be the first-choice asset class for almost half (49%) of advisers on a 12-month view, according to research by Baring Asset Management.
This compare with just a quarter (25%) of advisers who chose US equities ahead of emerging market opportunities and the two-fifths (41%) who put UK equities first in terms of 12-month opportunities. Participants...
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