Seafarer argues that a series of domestic constituencies, much harder to ignore, are joining in the call.
Seafarer argues that most emerging markets investors have traditionally had a rational focus on growth.
The folks at
Seafarer argue that they would like as many shareholders as possible to benefit from lower expenses, so they're trying to manage an arrangement by which their institutional share class might actually be considered the «universal» share class.
Not exact matches
National economies are overleveraged to commodity prices and their capital markets (banks, bond auctions, stock markets) can't be relied upon; Andrew Foster, my favorite emerging markets manager and head of the
Seafarer fund,
argues that broken capital markets are almost a defining characteristic of the emerging markets.