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The fund managers who took part in last week’s survey naturally took a bullish and upbeat account on the propect of emerging market debt (EMD) vis-a-vis other asset classes. This week we talk to trustees and consultants to seek a more sceptical look at the asset class.

Those who took part were Mercer, Pitmans Trustees, Aon Hewitt, The Pensions Trust, Buck Consultants, JLT and Cardano.

David Rowley | 07 February 2012

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Emerging market debt survey part two: consultants and trustees

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