Q&A: Mixed performance by Asian frontier markets

Valuations have cheapened as frontier market countries grapple with fiscal discipline and collapsing commodity prices.
Clifford Lau
Clifford Lau
March 29, 2016

Valuations have cheapened as frontier markets grapple with fiscal discipline and collapsing commodity prices. That is the conclusion of Clifford Lau, head of fixed income, Asia Pacific at Columbia Threadneedle Investments based in Singapore. 

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