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.

EM central banks ease as DM diverges: ECB on hold, BoJ tightens
  • 2 days ago

ECB held; BoE cut 25bp; BoJ hiked 25bp; Thailand/Chile/Mexico eased. US announced $11bn Taiwan arms & blocked Venezuelan oil; EU okayed €90bn Ukraine loan. Fitch/S&P upgrades; Colombia downgraded;...

Fed cuts as attention shifts to EM central banks
  • 9 days ago

Fed cut 25bp plus $40bn/month T-bill buys. BOE set to cut, BOJ to hike; EM MPCs in focus. $52bn tech investment in India; IMF okays $1.2bn for Pakistan. Chile elects Kast; Vietnam FDI 5y high; rati...

WEBINAR: 2026 Emerging Markets Outlook
  • 15 days ago

Ashmore’s Head of Research, Gustavo Medeiros, and Global Macro Analyst, Ben Underhill, discuss the outlook for Emerging Markets in 2026.

Brazilian political volatility against a solid real economy
  • 16 days ago

ChatGPT said: Markets navigated rising political and geopolitical noise as Brazilian election tensions grew, the US moved toward a well-telegraphed December rate cut with a data-dependent path in...

2026 Emerging Markets Outlook
  • 22 days ago

Disinflation, not debasement points to 'goldilocks' in 2026

EM local currency bonds lead November performance tables
  • 23 days ago

EM local bonds stayed strong despite choppy markets, as UK/German policy stayed on a consolidation/investment path. India and South Korea surprised with strong growth, while EM sovereigns like Zamb...

WEBINAR: Latin America’s reform revival: From tactical play to structural opportunity
  • 29 days ago

An insightful discussion on potential Latin American opportunities.

With a bang or with a whimper: How will 2025 end?
  • 1 month ago

Risk-off sentiment reversed as US liquidity expanded and bond yields recovered. NVIDIA earnings bolstered AI sector. Ukraine, South Korea, Malaysia, and Brazil saw trade progress; Mexico's economy...

US investment narratives converging around AI highlight emerging market diversity
  • 1 month ago

EM assets extended their outperformance as supportive macro conditions held firm, with Ghana and Colombia showing policy progress and S&P issuing mixed rating actions across Nigeria, South Africa a...