Mark Mobius: breaking frontiers

The chairman of Templeton Emerging Markets Group says the past two decades have seen rapid growth in emerging markets, and they still offer great potential for investors.
June 23, 2016

In the first in a series of special articles from key industry figures to mark FinanceAsia's 20th anniversary, Mark Mobius, the chairman of Templeton Emerging Markets Group and an icon in the emerging markets space, discusses some of the changes he has seen in the past two decades.

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