VP Bank Luxembourg Markets & Investment ideas Telescope Telescope — We enable you to see farther Telescope – "Emerging Markets reappraised" (issue no 3 – June 2021) Emerging market countries have become important partners and competitors, both economically and politically. But some 20 years after the euphoria around the BRIC countries Brazil, Russia, India and China, it is high time for a reappraising of the broad group of emerging markets. We have compiled a ranking that shows which of them are the most attractive for investors. In our view, Asian countries have the best chances of benefiting from the current economic recovery. Topics of this issue: Emerging markets reappraised: Our ranking Special case China: Not yet a developed economy, but no longer an emerging market either Development economist Ricardo Hausmann on the effect of the pandemic: "The limited fiscal space hurts emerging countries" Sustainability: The transformation to a sustainable economy is a major challenge for emerging countries Portrait: Why Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is the right woman to head the World Trade Organisation Globalisation: The pandemic has shown how fragile global supply chains are Entrepreneur Pankaj Agarwal reveals his best and worst investments Investment ideas: How to add emerging markets to your portfolio Download this issue Older issues Order a copy Fill in the details to receive the latest issue in print. Contact form You are here: Luxembourg Language: DE EN VP Bank (Luxembourg) SA 2, rue Edward Steichen 2540 Luxembourg Luxembourg +352 404 770-1 info.lu@vpbank.com SWIFT: VPBVLULL Services Investing Asset management Wealth planning Custodian bank External asset managers Private Label Fonds Investment Advisory About us Portrait Jobs News Contact Keep informed © VP Bank Ltd - all rights reserved. Imprint Disclaimer Data protection Contact Sitemap VP Bank Group We use cookies to support and improve the user experience. By using this website, you agree to the use of cookies. For further information, please see our privacy policy. Close