Ashmore Group

since 1999
  • 201-500 employees
  • Investment Management

Ashmore Group

Ashmore is one of the world's leading investment managers dedicated to Emerging Markets with a long history of outperforming the market. Ashmore focuses on a number of investment themes which include External Debt, Local Currency, Corporate Debt, Blended Debt, Equities and Alternatives.

We believe that there are many potential asset classes in emerging countries - as capital markets grow rapidly in emerging markets we wish to be a part of that growth, both enabling access to these markets by developed world pools of capital, but also and increasingly by emerging market pools of capital.

Ashmore listed as a public company in 2006, and have offices and activity in ten countries across both developed and emerging markets.

Risk asset recovery on thin ice
  • 07 Apr 2026

Risk assets have rebounded since last Tuesday, but risks remain high as Trump’s Iran deadline looms. Strong US payrolls suggest the cyclical upswing remains intact, while several EM policymakers ke...

De-escalatory rhetoric vs escalatory action in the Middle East
  • 30 Mar 2026

Middle East tensions remain unresolved as EM performance diverges. Korea’s exports and India’s fuel-tax cuts support Asia, while policy and political risks persist in Indonesia, Colombia, Türkiye a...

The Strait of Hormuz & the Vix shock
  • 30 Mar 2026

Emerging View examines the Strait of Hormuz tail-risk, rising energy prices and supply strains, comparing today’s backdrop with past oil shocks and assessing what the Iran-US conflict could mean fo...

Market relief as Trump signals progress in Iran negotiations
  • 23 Mar 2026

Trump gave Iran a short Hormuz ultimatum before a brief extension, as Iran hit Qatar’s Ras Laffan. Major central banks held rates with hawkish bias on energy risks, while EM policy diverged amid fu...

Strait of Hormuz disruption enters third week
  • 16 Mar 2026

Oil shock eased as Brent fell back below USD 100, but Hormuz disruption still hit supply and reserves. Brazil retail surprised positively, while Egypt saw record outflows and political strains deep...

USD100 oil puts EM outperformance on hold
  • 09 Mar 2026

Oil rose above $100 as Middle East tensions escalated. US payrolls missed badly, China stayed productivity-focused, Indonesia’s outlook was cut, Argentina passed labour reforms, and Poland trimmed...

WEBINAR: The Big Rotation: Why Geopolitics, AI, and Commodities favour EM equities now
  • 03 Mar 2026

Gustavo Medeiros, Global Head of Research, and Dhiren Shah, Head of Emerging Markets Equity Strategy, discuss how today’s geopolitical landscape, advances in AI, and developments in commodities are...

Weeks when decades happen
  • 02 Mar 2026

Reports say US/Israel struck Iran, killing Khamenei; oil +10% but markets calm. CNY travel record, spending middling; Koreans buy local stocks. Argentina labour reform passed; inflation beat in BR/...

Flows to EM: The end of the beginning
  • 27 Feb 2026

As emerging market (EM) outperformance extends, investors are now frequently asking us about flows to EM assets. In this month’s Emerging View, we review data from Morningstar which confirms our an...