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Euromoney’s 2012 FX survey results

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October 2005

Emerging-market equities come of age


The asset class is likely to outperform emerging-market debt as more funds enter the market.


Emerging-market equities are back in vogue. Whether it is primary-market activity, secondary-market trading volumes or performance levels, the asset class is on a roll and analysts reckon there is much more to come.

To gauge how much interest is building in emerging-market equities, consider two deals that were priced last month. On September 12, Deutsche Telekom sold its 10.1% stake in Russia's Mobile TeleSystems, raising $1.5 billion within a matter of hours. A sale of local shares, it is the biggest Russian equities deal so far this year.

That same week a consortium, led by Turkish conglomerate Koc Holdings, made a successful $4.14 billion bid for a 51% stake in local oil refiner Tupras. The amount offered...


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