I attended a recent Investment in China and India Summit hosted by Financial Research Associates  I will use this forum to share some of the slide/insights that were given at this summit for the benefit of those hoping/thinking/planning on investing in an Asian country – China, India or Japan.

Pan-Asian funds usually are staffed with more experienced personnel and have the flexibility to redistribute country allocations within Asia in response to political, currency, or legal issues.

Most of the large Pan-Asian funds, because of their size, are targeted at the large buyout market, often investing in globally focused companies.

For those specifically interested in Indian or Chinese exposure, Pan-Asian funds are not the best vehicle.

Source: Probitas

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