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About Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust
Watch Chetan Sehgal, lead manager of the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (TEMIT) talk about why he believes there is a technology revolution in emerging markets, buying sustainable earnings at a discount to the market and addressing environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
TEMIT offers:
The team use their detailed local knowledge and expertise to uncover emerging market investment opportunities from around the world, including small- and medium-sized companies that other investors may miss.
This detailed analysis and mantra of not blindly following the index is particularly important to help manage risk as emerging market countries and companies do not always have strong operational and regulatory frameworks.
Awards received
AJ Bell Awards 2020 - Emerging Markets Equity, Active Winner
Investment Week Investment Company of the Year Awards 2017 - Emerging Markets Winner
Money Observer Investment Trust Awards 2017 - Global Emerging Markets Winner
What Investment Trust awards - Best Emerging Markets Investment Trust
What is TEMIT?
TEMIT is an investment company that pools the money of lots of shareholders and aims to increase the value of their investments by buying a diverse range of shares in emerging market companies.
The shares are selected by an expert investment management team who undertake hours of research and analysis, seeking to build a portfolio of strong well-managed companies that they believe will grow in value over time while carefully managing risk.
“Emerging or developing markets” is a term often used to describe economies that are at the early stages of economic development. These countries are incredibly diverse—culturally, geographically, and economically—but typically share some key characteristics: fast economic growth, low debt, large consumer bases and vast resources.
+77% | +85% | c.60% | c.10% |
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Of the world’s land mass1 | Of the world’s population2 | Of the global economy2 | Of the world’s stock markets3 |
Emerging Markets are Transforming
While some emerging-market countries still rely on exports, commodities and energy, many are radically changing.
They are becoming more sophisticated, companies are developing their own global brands and, in some cases, leading the world in new technologies and services. Information technology and consumer-oriented products and services from emerging markets dominate our daily lives – whether it is the technology that powers our smartphones and TVs or the sensors and cameras that help us park our cars.
Many emerging markets also have thriving domestic economies and a large consumer base, with a growing middle class purchasing more, as they begin to earn more. This makes them much less reliant on the economies of the US and other developed market countries than in the past.
Emerging Markets | Developed Markets |
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Source: Brookings Development Indicators, as of June 2016. There is no assurance that any estimate or projection or forecast will be realised. | |
193% growth rate |
10% growth rate |
A Word About Risk
Past performance is not a guide to future performance.
The value of shares in the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust, and any income from them can go down as well as up and you may not get back the amount you invested.
In emerging markets, the risks can be greater than in developed markets. Emerging Markets can sometimes experience periods of political, economic and currency instability, as well as changing investor sentiment that cause investments to fall in value, sometimes sharply.
For full details of all of the risks involved in investing in the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust please read the Annual Report (click here).
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