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Emerging Markets

Emerging Markets countries are generally those that have initiated economic and political reforms to improve growth opportunities and increase the financial markets' efficiency. Brazil, China, South Korea and India are a few examples of emerging markets countries.

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Positive outlook for emerging markets

"You have to dare to be contrarian and look for the really good bargains. That is where the great ...

By Ole-Christian Tronstad Communications Manager

Emerging Markets China

SKAGEN Kon-Tiki: Finding value in EM uncertainty

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By Fredrik Bjelland Portfolio Manager

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Brazilian stock market braces for presidential runoff

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By Cathrine Gether Portfolio Manager

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SKAGEN Kon-Tiki: Active ownership in emerging markets

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By Cathrine Gether Portfolio Manager

Emerging Markets

SKAGEN Kon-Tiki celebrates 20-year anniversary

By Nick Henderson Communications Manager

All you need to know about

Emerging Markets

Emerging Markets countries are generally those that have initiated economic and political reforms to improve growth opportunities and increase the financial markets' efficiency. Brazil, China, South Korea and India are a few examples of emerging markets countries.

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