CGI's Jamison Keeps Her Boots on the Ground in Emerging Markets: EM Lens
Sentiment is improving across the emerging market investment landscape, yet it takes local expertise to manage risk and crystallize returns. Thea Jamison, Founder and Managing Director of Change Global Investment, joins Bloomberg Intelligence Chief Emerging Market Fixed Income Strategist Damian Sassower to break down the opportunities and risks facing emerging market equity practitioners across the globe. Jamison and Sassower touch on performance dispersion, market catalysts and idiosyncratic opportunities across a broad range of EM countries, from Greece and Poland to Nigeria and Vietnam.
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