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Several emerging markets have seized the lead in innovation and are leapfrogging established business models through innovation and technology. Yet, outdated perceptions about them persist. Sticking with these old assumptions can have serious implications for investors.
We believe that an undeniable change in the entire asset class is taking place, driven by the pursuit of a better life. In this context, we encourage investors like you to revisit your current allocation to emerging markets investments.
Take our quiz to test your emerging markets knowledge. Some of the answers might surprise you. If you’d like to find out more, our ‘Quick Guides to Emerging Markets’ break down all the basics and demonstrates how you could benefit from the dynamism of emerging markets.
We are here to help prepare you to take advantage of the opportunities available in the emerging markets asset class today.
Are you an emerging markets guru?
Find out with our eight quick-fire questions.
Over the past three years^ , global stock markets have done quite well. The MSCI All Country World Index went up 10% annually* . How much did the stock market go up in China?
^ in Euro and as at 31 January 2019
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- 15%
- 13%
- 11%
- 9%
Rank the following countries in order of BMW car sales in 2018.
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What % of emerging markets exports go to other emerging market countries?
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- LESS THAN 30%
- 30% - 40%
- 40% - 50%
- 50% +
Which of these countries consumes more Guinness than Ireland?
Select the correct country from the list below
Which one of these countries has the biggest representation^ on the list of the world’s largest 100 companies (after the US)?
^ Weighted by market capitalisation
Select the correct country
Three of these stock markets went up by around 50% over the past three years^. Which one did not?
^ Cumulative Returns in Euro and as at 30 June 2019
Drag the correct country below the line
Which of the following retail events generates the most online revenue?
Select the correct holiday from the list below
Out of the following countries, which has the fastest mobile internet connection speed on average?
Select the correct sim card
- USA
- Sweden
- Hong Kong
- South Korea
Which one of these is not among the largest five companies in the world?
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PORTFOLIO MANAGER'S PERSPECTIVE
5 reasons to invest in emerging markets
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Economic growth and attractive valuations
Emerging markets display more dynamic economic growth than the developed world. These vibrant economies support key growth engines—enabling companies to become global winners and promoting the growth of the emerging market consumer.
IMF Growth Projections
Percentage change over previous year, as of October 2018
World
Advanced economies
Emerging markets and developing economies
Emerging and developing Asia
For illustrative and discussion purposes only. Past performance is not an indicator or guarantee of future performance.
There is no assurance that any projection, estimate or forecast will be realized
Gross domestic product, constant prices. IMF, World Economic Data, October 2018 Edition
The technology revolution
Technology and the internet are reshaping emerging markets landscape, providing a platform for dynamic entrepreneurial businesses to succeed on the global stage. Within the information technology sector, there has been a move toward more structural diversification. It’s not simply producing hardware for global supply chain, but it’s also world class innovation.
Information Technology Allocation in MSCI Emerging Markets Index
As of 31 December 2018
For illustrative and discussion purposes only. Indexes are unmanaged and one cannot invest directly in an index.
Source: FactSet, MSCI
*The methodology of this illustration has been changed, effective December 2018. Until November 2018, Software and Services is a sum of: Internet Software & Services and Software. Effective December 2018, Software and Services is a sum of Internet & Direct Marketing Retail and Interactive Media & Services.
The value of active management
The changeable landscape of the emerging markets means that active investing plays significant role in looking far beyond the index to find the farthest-flung opportunities. This is the where active management can land a winning catch of emerging markets investee companies.
MSCI Emerging Markets Index and its individual constituency countries
Calendar Year Returns (USD) (%) as of 2013 - 2018
| 2013 | 2014 | 2015 |
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| Top 3 Performers | ||
 United Arab Emirates |
 Egypt |
 Hungary |
 Greece |
 Indonesia |
 Russia |
 Qatar |
 Philippines |
 India |
| Bottom 3 Performers | ||
| Indonesia |
Hungary |
 Brazil |
 Turkey |
Greece |
 Colombia |
 Peru |
Russia |
Greece |
| 2016 | 2017 | 2018 |
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| Top 3 Performers | ||
| Brazil |
 Poland |
Qatar |
| Russia |
 China |
Peru |
| Peru |
 Korea |
Russia |
| Bottom 3 Performers | ||
 Mexico |
United Arab Emirates |
 Pakistan |
| Egypt |
Qatar |
Greece |
| Greece |
Pakistan |
Turkey |
For illustrative and discussion purposes only. Past performance is not an indicator or guarantee of future performance.
Indexes are unmanaged and one cannot invest directly in an index.
Source: Morningstar Direct Performance Reporting
Favourable demographics
Emerging markets have a younger population with lower dependency compared to developed markets populace ageing at a fast rate. By 2030, 86% of the global working age population will live in emerging markets. This will fuel the productivity and benefit the companies that can stay on top of this global trend.
World Population by Age and Sex (Emerging Markets vs Developed Markets)
As of 2015
For illustrative and discussion purposes only.
Population data in millions.
Source: United Nations, Department of Economics and Social Affairs, Population Division (2017). World Population Prospects: The 2017 Revision, CD-ROM Edition as of June 2017.
The emerging consumer
The distribution of wealth is changing— in emerging markets the number of medium and high income earners is increasing rapidly. As the new consumers rise, they will continue to drive global expenditures in many discretionary categories, including travel, financial services and luxury goods.
Annualised Gross National Income (GNI) Per Capita Growth
(1998-2017)
For illustrative and discussion purposes only.
Past Performance is not an indicator or guarantee of future performance
Source: World Development Indicators Database, World Bank as of 28/06/2018. Most recent data. Gross National Income (GNI) is measured on a per capita basis and the total calculation is an equally weighted average of the EM, Asia EM and DM respective universes.
Specialized expertise in emerging markets investing
Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Offices
Source: Franklin Templeton Investments (FTI). As of 31/12/2018. Investment professionals include research analysts, portfolio managers, directors and CIO.
Our range of emerging markets funds
TEMCACU
LX
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As of 28/02/2019 |
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| Fund Size | |
| Asset Class | Equity |
| Morningstar CategoryTM | Global Emerging Markets Small Mid-Cap Equity |
| Inception Date | 18/10/2007 |
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| Asset Class | Equity |
| Morningstar CategoryTM | Global Emerging Markets Equity |
| Inception Date | 28/02/1991 |
FRAINAA
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| Asset Class | Equity |
| Morningstar CategoryTM |
India Equity |
| Inception Date | 25/10/2005 |
TEMEMFI
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| Asset Class | Fixed Income |
| Morningstar CategoryTM | Global Emerging Markets Bond |
| Inception Date | 05/07/1991 |
* Sub-fund of the Luxembourg-domiciled SICAV Franklin Templeton Investment Funds
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Footnotes
- Source: The Brookings Institution, “A global tipping point: Half the world is now middle class or wealthier”, 27 September 2018.
- Source: The Washington Post “How China Used More Cement in 3 Years then the US Did in the Entire 20th Century”.
- Source: Bloomberg, 24 November 2017.
- Source: worldatlas, “List of Countries by Internet Users”, 15 January 2019.
- Source: PwC Report “Emerging Markets Health: Paths for growth”.
- Source: World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), 3 December 2018.
- Source: GSMA report “Accelerating affordable smartphone ownership in emerging markets”, July 2017.
- Source: Reuters “Alibaba nets record $30 billion in Singles’ Day haul”, 11 November 2018.
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