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With an anticipated tightening of government bond rates, institutional investors have reviewed their risk appetite creating renewed interest in emerging markets as they seek out yield generating opportunities. However, market volatility not just in developed but also emerging markets has re-highlighted the need for vigilance in the selection of investment opportunities to mitigate unforeseen risks.

The third annual Investing in Emerging Markets, North America report brings together a cross section of influential pension plan and foundation group representatives. Key issues the report will address include: making the choice between a cautious or adventurous approach to emerging markets, allocating regionally or country specific and spotting high yielding opportunities, amongst other key topics.

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Searching for yield as developed markets struggle to generate returns

SECTION 1

ARE EMERGING MARKETS STAGING A COMEBACK?

1.1 INTERVIEW: How should investors approach emerging markets?

Interviewer:

• David Grana, Report Publisher, Clear Path Analysis

Interviewee:

• Tim Barrett, Chief Investment Officer, Texas Tech University

1.2 INTERVIEW: What is driving Indian equities to reach all-time highs?

Interviewer:

• David Grana, Report Publisher, Clear Path Analysis

Interviewee:

• Simon Finch, Fund Manager, Ashburton Investments

1.3 INTERVIEW: When considering emerging market investments, should it be on a country or individual opportunity basis?

Interviewer:

• David Grana, Report Publisher, Clear Path Analysis

Interviewee:

• Tim Reynolds, Portfolio Manager, Employees Retirement System of Texas

SECTION 2

WHICH ASSET CLASSES ARE YIELDING THE BEST RETURNS

2.1 ROUNDTABLE: Finding yield in the credit markets without excessive exposure to liquidity risk

Moderator:

• David Grana, Report Publisher, Clear Path Analysis

Panelists:

• Mike Rosborough, Senior Portfolio Manager, Global Fixed Income, CalPERS

• Joaquin Lujan, Director of Rates and Credit, New Mexico PERA

• Scott Grimberg, Investment Manager, CalPERS

SECTION 3

HOW YOU APPROACH EMERGING MARKETS MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE

3.1 INTERVIEW: Why do publicly traded affiliates of multinationals have an advantage over developed market equities?

Interviewer:

• David Grana, Report Publisher, Clear Path Analysis

Interviewee:

• Professor Martijn Cremers, University of Notre Dame


Mike Rosborough

Senior Portfolio Manager, Global Fixed Income, CalPERS

Scott Grimberg

Investment Manager, CalPERS

Tim Barrett

Chief Investment Officer, Texas Tech University

Simon Finch

Fund Manager, Ashburton Investments

Tim Reynolds

Portfolio Manager, Employees Retirement System of Texas

Joaquin Lujan

Director of Rates and Credit, New Mexico PERA

Professor Martijn Cremers

University of Notre Dame

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