RWC Partners Strategy Update - Emerging Healthcare

Emerging Healthcare

Healthcare is of fundamental importance for the economic development of emerging and frontier markets. Since its inception in 1948, the World Health Organisation has been working with governments and regulators to improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare services worldwide. But there remains a great imbalance in expenditure both in absolute and relative terms.

In their Q3 2019 Strategy Update, the RWC Emerging & Frontier Markets team examine the drivers of global healthcare expenditure and development, before exploring investment opportunities within this theme.

> View the Strategy Update - Emerging Healthcare (pdf)

Underlying Fund Portfolio Management team

John Malloy and James Johnstone co-manage the RWC Emerging and Frontier markets team that is composed of 17 analysts, economists and strategists based in Miami, London and Singapore.

Investing in Emerging and Frontier markets

Emerging and frontier markets represent the fastest growing countries in the world. The RWC team believes the continued growth in these markets creates opportunities across a range of industries. The highly experienced and dedicated team takes an index-agnostic, opportunistic approach which allows it to explore investment opportunities that are often off the beaten track.

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