Frontier markets, those countries outside both developed and emerging markets, offer investors access to dynamic companies and compelling growth potential. T. Rowe Price Frontier Markets Equity fund manager Johannes Loefstrand tells us what defines frontier markets, why they can provide both low volatility and high returns. He also shares the advantages of active investing in these regions, the key sectors, impact of geopolitical shifts and how global investors can benefit from market inefficiencies. One thing is clear, from Vietnam to Morocco, frontier markets provide opportunities for portfolio diversification and long-term growth.

What’s covered in this episode:

Definition of frontier markets
Key countries and sectors to watch
Growth vs. risk in frontier markets
Diversification and low correlation benefits
Active vs. passive investing strategies
Hidden gems and high dividend opportunities
Impact of geopolitical shifts
Currency and market volatility considerations
Long-term drivers of frontier market returns
Portfolio allocation insights

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