Future Growth Drivers of Asia

Aberdeen's Hugh Young gives an update on the Asia-Pacific region and discusses why Aberdeen believes the positive outlook for Asia is still intact.

Devan Kaloo, Aberdeen's Head of Global Emerging Markets, speaks to the recent slowdown in emerging market equities and explains why he believes the asset class offers value in the long run.

Aberdeen fund managers give their outlook on emerging markets for 2014.

Aberdeen Fund Managers speak about the possible effects that tapering could have on global markets in 2014.

Aberdeen fixed income portfolio managers speak to the trends that are affecting the markets in both the US and globally and give some color to the reasons why they believe the future is bright for certain fixed income asset classes.

Learn about some of the reasons why Aberdeen finds Emerging Market Debt such an attractive asset class, and why Aberdeen believes it has the resources and expertise to take advantage of the potential opportunities Emerging Market Debt has to offer.

Aberdeen has had quite a busy 2013. In this highlights film, see some of Aberdeen's various global events and sponsorships that have made 2013 as exciting as ever.

In this video, get a glipmse into Aberdeen's global fixed income capabilites. Hear Aberdeen fixed income fund managers speak about the global trends that are affecting the fixed income space today and about Aberdeen's unique approach to investing in fixed income globally.

Hugh Young, Aberdeen's Head of Equities, speaks to the current trends that are affecting the Asian region.

Nicholas Yeo, Aberdeen's Head of China/Hong Kong Equities, explains his team's investment approach, where they are finding opportunities in the asset class and what risks he is keeping an eye on.

Watch a short highlights film summarizing Aberdeen's 2013 Investment Conference titled "Navigating a New Investment Reality". Get a glimpse into the conference and hear testimonials and comments from some of the featured speakers.

Aberdeen fund managers speak to three topics that were discussed at Aberdeen's US Investment Conference titled "Navigating a New Investment Reality". Mike Turner, Hugh Young and Mark Parry speak to the possible effects of US monetary easing, global inflation and a manufacturing renaissance. For more information on the Aberdeen US Investment Conference, visit:
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Aberdeen's Head of Equities, Hugh Young, explains our investment approach, outlines the basic tenants of Aberdeen's investment philosophy and gives some insight into the company's equity teams.

Aberdeen has been investing in the Asian region for quite some time. With this motion graphic, learn about why Aberdeen believes Asia is such an attractive investment region. Strong economic potential, supportive structural factors and growing domestic demand are just some of the reasons why Aberdeen finds Asia such an attractive investment opportunity.

Esther Chan, Portfolio Manager on Aberdeen's Emerging Market Debt team speaks to the asset class and the opportunities they are finding in the emerging market corporate debt space. She describes why Aberdeen believes emerging market corporate bonds present some of the most dynamic growth opportunities in the world.

Aberdeen U.S. Equity team members Paul Atkinson, Qie Zhang and Douglas Burtnick speak about the U.S. equity markets and why they believe the asset class is flourishing. They also give insight to Aberdeen's equity process and how they view and attempt to manage risk.

In this live webcast, Aberdeen's Donald Amstad speaks to the structural factors that are influencing the Asian region and why Aberdeen believes Asia has such potential from an investment perspective.

In this segment from Aberdeen's live roundtable, Hugh Young and Anthony Michael go in-depth on their views of China and India from both an equity and fixed income perspective.

In this segment from Aberdeen's live rountable discussion, Hugh Young and Anthony Michael discuss the various opportunities they are finding in the Asian region from both an equity and fixed income perspective.