Adam Matthews
Head of Client Portfolio Managers,
Eastspring Singapore

Nov 2021 | 15 min

What is the impact of rising inflation and slower growth on Asia? Which segments within the Asian bond market should investors look out for maximum diversification and yield benefits? In this podcast, we also discuss the long-term demand as well as the challenges and opportunities of investing in Asian bond markets.

  • How investors can cushion their fixed income portfolios against rising rates and slower growth?
  • Which segments within the Asian bond market should investors look at for maximum diversification relative to a traditional global bond portfolio?
  • Are there special considerations investors need to think about when adding Chinese bonds?
  • Are returns compromised by doing the right thing for climate change?
  • What are the most significant challenges of investing in the Asian FI markets?

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