Fast Growing South-East Asia Finally has Direct ETF Investor Access
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Beyond China and India: Investing in the Next Generation of Emerging and Frontier Markets July 12, 2021
Emerging Market (EM) investing has historically been dictated by EM indices, yet these EM indices are increasingly broken and obsolete by virtue of their narrow country concentration and outdated portfolio construction. These indices overlook the last sizeable untapped EM growth opportunities such as the Asian Growth Cubs – 5 large, fast-growing, and digitally-enabled countries in South Asia.
In the upcoming webcast,
Beyond China and India: Investing in the Next Generation of Emerging and Frontier Markets, Maurits Pot, Founder & CIO, Dawn Global Management, will explore why these Asian Growth Cubs serve as an essential diversification to all EM allocations and how the Cubs are now for the first time directly accessible to US investors through an innovative and pioneering strategy launched by Dawn Global last month.
At least 46 US-listed ETFs offer some exposure to Pakistani stocks, according to ETF Database, an independent website that collects and disseminates latest ETF-related information. Reuters/File
KARACHI: US-based investors can now have ‘concentrated exposure’ to Pakistani stocks through Asian Growth Cubs Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF), the first-ever active and thematic ETF recently listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
“It’s the only ETF in the world with concentrated, dedicated exposure to Pakistan in size. Therefore, it’s the only viable and liquid way for foreign investors to access the Pakistani stock market,” said Maurits Pot, founder and CEO of Dawn Global, investment manager for the emerging market ETF.