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Viewpoints Emerging Markets Outlook: The Wealth of Nations Emerging Markets Outlook: The Wealth of Nations While we are constructive on the prospects for emerging markets in the year ahead, we think the real potential lies in individual country and thematic opportunities.
Blog Oil and the Uphill Road to Fiscal Balance in the Middle East Oil and the Uphill Road to Fiscal Balance in the Middle East Bonds from the Middle East make up an ever greater portion of emerging market debt, and how these countries adjust to their fiscal challenges will be crucial for investors.
Blog Emerging Markets: Standing Up to Higher Volatility Emerging Markets: Standing Up to Higher Volatility During the second most significant repricing in U.S. Treasury bond yields since 2013, emerging market debt has so far significantly outperformed equity, oil and U.S. Treasury beta.
Blog Ten Investor Takeaways From the IMF/World Bank Meetings Ten Investor Takeaways From the IMF/World Bank Meetings Investors point to improvements in growth, lower inflation and contracting current account deficits as evidence of emerging markets’ resilience to global shocks.
Viewpoints 5 Things to Know About Emerging Markets 5 Things to Know About Emerging Markets Understand how the emerging market universe has evolved and the implications for investors.
Yacov Arnopolin Portfolio Manager, Emerging Markets Mr. Arnopolin is an executive vice president in the London office and a senior portfolio manager for emerging markets external debt. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2016, he served as a managing director overseeing emerging market fixed income portfolios at Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Previously, Mr. Arnopolin worked as a portfolio manager at Fortress Investment Group. He started his career in the fixed income departments at Citigroup and Deutsche Bank, trading mortgages and emerging markets products. He has 19 years of investment experience and holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Carnegie Mellon University. He also serves on the Board of Trustees of the Cancer Research Institute.
