Although results were disappointing for many developing nations in 2011, they could well post strong performances this year
Fund manager calls the yields on emerging market bonds very attractive
Canadian affluent investors are overlooking emerging markets, which don’t necessarily make their travel list
The quality of these bonds is on the rise as developing countries become more stable, economically and politically
The lingering European malaise is making investors think twice about investing in developing economies
Investor advocates say that greater, not less regulation is needed for venture-exchange issuers that are based in emerging nations
New fund invests in G7 and BRIC securities with emerging markets exposure
With relatively low government debt, as well as proactive and successful central banks, these countries offer opportunities
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