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The Irwin Guide to Investing in Emerging Markets

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  • 442 páginas
  • 16 horas de lectura

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The Irwin Guide to Investing in Emerging Markets is a first-of-its-kind guide to the specific opportunities and risks of investing in the capital and financial markets of the countries and regions classified as "emerging markets." Inside, author Marjorie T. Stanley outlines alternatives for various direct and indirect portfolio investments, including fixed income investments, internationally traded shares, mutual funds (emerging market funds), and closed end funds - one of the few practical ways to invest in some emerging markets.Emerging markets are growing much faster than developed markets and the current surge in investing opportunities reflects this rapid growth. But just as many risks and restrictions accompany these opportunities, so it's more important than ever to understand the markets and their limitations. The Irwin Guide to Investing in Emerging Markets gives you a complete framework for determining the most appropriate emerging market countries for your individual investment needs and risk tolerance.

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The Irwin Guide to Investing in Emerging Markets, Marjorie T. Stanley

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Título
The Irwin Guide to Investing in Emerging Markets
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
1995
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
442
ISBN10
1556233345
ISBN13
9781556233340
Serie
Descripción
The Irwin Guide to Investing in Emerging Markets is a first-of-its-kind guide to the specific opportunities and risks of investing in the capital and financial markets of the countries and regions classified as "emerging markets." Inside, author Marjorie T. Stanley outlines alternatives for various direct and indirect portfolio investments, including fixed income investments, internationally traded shares, mutual funds (emerging market funds), and closed end funds - one of the few practical ways to invest in some emerging markets.Emerging markets are growing much faster than developed markets and the current surge in investing opportunities reflects this rapid growth. But just as many risks and restrictions accompany these opportunities, so it's more important than ever to understand the markets and their limitations. The Irwin Guide to Investing in Emerging Markets gives you a complete framework for determining the most appropriate emerging market countries for your individual investment needs and risk tolerance.