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White papersBeyond Developed and Emerging
Country classifications are often presented as labels attached to markets. In practice, they are de facto allocation decisions. They determine which countries enter a mandate, where risk is reported and how capital is allocated amongst developed and emerging markets.
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White papersReframing China: Why It’s Time to Rethink China Exposure as “AllChina”
For decades, global investors have treated China as a fragmented market: Mainland China as emerging, Hong Kong as developed, and Macau as too small to matter. This divide reflected the 1997 “one country, two systems” framework that granted Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy. But that separation is increasingly obsolete.
