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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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Weekly investor research

US buyback engine sputters: Supply hits an overextended market

Record US tech issuance lands on an over-extended market of stretched valuations and positioning. Markets now price two Fed hikes ahead of Warsh's first meeting on 17 June, as India opens to foreign investors and South Korea moves to support the Won.
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WEBINAR: Emerging Markets: beyond the AI trade

Watch the replay: Gustavo Medeiros (Global Head of Research) and Dhiren Shah (Head of Emerging Markets Equity Strategy) discuss their views on EM opportunities, whether the AI trade has room to run and what it could mean for countries, sectors and stocks.
Weekly investor research

The right edges ahead in the Colombian presidential race

A rightward tide is reshaping Latin American politics: De La Espriella tops Colombia's first round, Fujimori leads Peru's runoff polls, and Caputo predicts a comfortable Milei re-election in Argentina.
The Emerging View

The AI Supercycle and Bottlenecks: A Multi-year Tailwind for EM

As AI compute demand scales, the worry has shifted from overbuilding to scarcity. Can energy and chip supply keep pace, or will bottlenecks throttle the capex cycle? We map the constraints and their implications for emerging markets.
Weekly investor research

Deal or no deal?

The US strikes Iranian military assets after Trump signals a deal is close. Aramco preps its largest privatisation to date, South Korea seeds a sovereign wealth fund with semiconductor tax revenue, and UAE investment in the US tops USD 1trn.
Weekly investor research

Global yields squeeze higher

Brent crude topped USD 110 after Iran's strike on a UAE nuclear plant. S&P upgraded Nigeria to 'B' (first since 2012) but cut Mexico's 'BBB+' outlook to negative. Russia launched its heaviest aerial strikes of the year on Ukraine.