Value investing is the way to unlock returns from GCC equities | GulfNews.com:
"Amidst the general gloom in the Middle East markets resulting from the sharp oil price decline over last one year and the sluggish performance of GCC equity markets yielding a mere 1.6 per cent CAGR [compounded annual growth rate] in the past 10 years a new research shows there are enough opportunities for value investing that could unlock returns far in excess of standard benchmarks.
GCC investors can unlock value and reap dividends by taking a value-investing approach as the region offers a diversity of high- return opportunities across verticals in the non-oil sector, said analysts at Arthveda Capital, an India-based global alternative investment major.
The post-2009 recovery has been marred by a dramatic decline in oil prices — the steepest since 2008. The GCC equity market has also been sluggish, with relatively low yields while the overall outlook for a GCC investor also remained bleak as instruments such as fixed income funds were not lucrative in the prevailing low interest scenario."
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