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Ashmore is a specialist Emerging Markets investment manager with over thirty years' experience in these markets. Today we continue to innovate, offering new strategies that provide an opportunity for investors to participate in Emerging Markets.

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Based in London, the business was founded in 1992 as part of the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.

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In 2019, Ashmore Investment Advisors S.A., Sociedad Fiduciairia (AIAC), a subsidiary of Ashmore Group established in Colombia, was created to manage investments in the region. AIAC replicates similar efforts of the Group in countries such as Saudi Arabia, India and Indonesia, in which it has managed to combine local knowledge with the Group's global investment and analysis processes. With this combination, it has been possible to contribute to the development of the region, meeting the needs of local and global investors, as well as channeling its resources to the different Latin American issuers.

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Market Commentary

Bangkok's many contrasts

Takeaways from the IMF Annual Meetings: resilience once again, fiscal complacency in developed markets, and two upgrade candidates for every downgrade.
Weekly investor research

Bond yields fall as AI financing concerns drive risk-off move

Core CPI surprised to the upside, yet Treasuries rallied as semiconductor and AI-credit stress drove a flight from risk. Plus: Saudi Arabia under daily Houthi fire, the IMF’s India upgrade, MSCI’s Indonesia warning and Bolsonaro’s narrowing lead.
Weekly investor research

US CPI up next for bonds, while stocks pivot to Q3 earnings

Core CPI should stay benign even as the headline rises, while Q3 earnings must justify a market concentrated in AI. Plus: Trump’s energy ceasefire, Bolsonaro’s poll lead, Malaysia’s budget and Ghana’s upgrade.