Global trends in emerging securities market institutional investment: implications for colombian reform
Foreign institutional investment (FII) in emerging securities markets, both debt and equity, has been a growing phenomenon particularly in past five years. Emerging market investing has become mainstream across the broad spectrum of industrial country-based institutions. The range of allocation possibilities once confined to a few country funds has extended geographically worldwide, and by instrument to include private placements derivatives, and international depository receipts in addition to more traditional instruments.
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2017-04-18T20:43:58Z
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| Subjects: | Sistema Financiero, Mercado de Capitales, Deuda Pública, |
| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11445/1277 |
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| Summary: | Foreign institutional investment (FII) in emerging securities markets, both debt and equity, has been a growing phenomenon particularly in past five years. Emerging market investing has become mainstream across the broad spectrum of industrial country-based institutions. The range of allocation possibilities once confined to a few country funds has extended geographically worldwide, and by instrument to include private placements derivatives, and international depository receipts in addition to more traditional instruments. |
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