Why emerging markets are no longer the factories of the world

Raheel Altaf talks to FT Asset Allocator about the changing face of emerging market investing, the role of China, and where he sees the next stage of emerging market growth coming from.

Raheel Altaf

Investing in emerging markets was once seen as a commodity play. In this podcast, Raheel Altaf, manager of the Artemis SmartGarp Global Emerging Market Equity Fund, joins FT Asset Allocator on its weekly podcast to discuss the evolution of investing in emerging markets.

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19 min

Raheel Altaf

Manages:

‘Global emerging markets equity‘, 'Global equity' strategies

Raheel joined Artemis in 2014 and has managed Artemis‘ ‘global emerging markets equity‘ and ‘global equity’ strategies since launch in April 2015 and since April 2022, respectively.

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