Dedicated to Emerging Markets
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.
About us
Based in London, the business was founded in 1992 as part of the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.
ESG
Ashmore has long recognised the importance of sustainability and the impact of its investments.
Our Awards
We are proud to be recognised in the industry and to be shown recognition for our performance and success.
Our capabilities
Ashmore is a specialist Emerging Markets investment manager with over thirty years’ experience in these markets. Ashmore focuses on a number of investment themes which include External Debt, Local Currency, Corporate Debt, Equities and Alternatives. This section is for information only and some of these investment themes may not be available through mutual funds in your country.
Latest Insights
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WEBINAR: Ashmore’s 2025 Emerging Markets Outlook
Ashmore’s Head of Research, Gustavo Medeiros discusses the outlook for Emerging Markets in 2025.
The Emerging View
2025 Emerging Markets Outlook
The theme of our 2024 Outlook was a hit. Emerging market (EM) economies’ newfound resilience had more legs this year, despite a lacklustre performance from China. The positive effects of post-pandemic structural reforms and fiscal discipline have been...
Weekly investor research
Scott Bessent pick boosts bonds, Brazil’s fiscal reforms disappoint.
Bond yields moved sharply lower as markets priced in Scott Bessent’s sound economic plans. Mexican peso and Canadian dollar recovered after brief selloff, after tariff rhetoric from Trump was met with signs of cooperation from USMCA partners.
Weekly investor research
The 2024 winner: Vote for change
Romania and Uruguay voted for change last weekend. The fact that both these countries have very different historical backgrounds and economic situations confirms the overarching anti-incumbency bias faced by most politicians today...
Weekly investor research
Trump trades wobble
Stocks struggled and the US yield curve steepened as markets took back post-US election gains on higher inflation expectations. Trump’s choices for foreign policy positions were hawkish and have raised geopolitical risk at the margin. Attention now...
Live at the Sub-ICs
Qatar: Do investors risk myopia for a country with a vision?
The economic roadmap Towards the end of the 1990s, Qatar saw a step-change in the magnitude and sustainability of its economic growth based on a competitive LNG value chain with global reach. Qatar succeeded in scaling up, integrating downstream and...