Investment Adventures in Emerging Markets

Back to Brazil
Perspective

Back to Brazil

"Brazil has only recently emerged from a prolonged recession and its challenges, including corruption scandals within the government and corporations, are certainly well known. However, Brazil’s economy is large and holds many potential opportunities for investors amid a backdrop of improving fundamentals.” - Mark Mobius

Finding My Roots in Germany, and a Piece of Musical History
History

Finding My Roots in Germany, and a Piece of Musical History

"While emerging markets have been my area of focus for several decades, I also travel extensively to developed countries, too. It’s quite enlightening to see how once 'emerging' countries still cherish their heritage. On my most recent trip to Europe, I decided to take some time off to visit my father’s hometown of Erlbach near Dresden, Germany." - Mark Mobius

Scoping out South Korea’s Investment Landscape
Perspective

Scoping out South Korea’s Investment Landscape

"Technology was a big theme running through many businesses in South Korea. We saw the use of new technologies having an impact in many ways, from robotics on factory floors to the use of 3D scanners and printers in dental offices.” - Mark Mobius

On Travels and Travails
Perspective

On Travels and Travails

I recently made a stop in Canada and sat down with one of my colleagues to record a podcast. We talked at length about a range of topics, including my childhood, my career, what I’m excited about today and why I never plan to retire!

Travels in Myanmar: A New Frontier
Perspective

Travels in Myanmar: A New Frontier

"While Myanmar faces some challenges, I’m excited to see what the future brings, and encourage travelers to explore its many cultural charms.” - Mark Mobius

Las Vegas, Macau and the Future of Work
Perspective

Las Vegas, Macau and the Future of Work

"Our team is keenly interested in the consumer space in emerging markets and we have been exploring companies involved in leisure and entertainment, including tourism, for potential investment opportunities. It’s interesting to see the development of new theme parks, hotels, resorts and the like springing up in emerging markets—and how similar or different they are from those in developed markets." - Mark Mobius

An Ocean Voyage in Southeast Asia
Perspective

An Ocean Voyage in Southeast Asia

Air travel is a quick and convenient way to get from one place to the next, but sometimes it’s nice to slow down and enjoy the journey. Traveling ...

A Travel Transformation in Emerging Markets
History

A Travel Transformation in Emerging Markets

Traveling to and within emerging markets is now far easier and faster today than ever—in some places, gleaming airports and train stations even rival or surpass those of developed markets.

Vietnam’s Transformation
Perspective

Vietnam’s Transformation

In just a few decades, Vietnam has undergone a dramatic transformation, from an agrarian society to one that has embraced the modern era. Its youthful population and growing middle class have helped drive solid growth—and opportunities for many global investors.

Risks, Opportunities and Adventures in Borneo
Perspective

Risks, Opportunities and Adventures in Borneo

Borneo is the world’s third-largest island and its equatorial rainforest is home to many species of plants and animals, which attracts tourists from around the world. Borneo also boasts significant power resources, including hydroelectric power, coal and natural gas deposits; liquefied natural gas is a key export.

A Spiritual Journey in Thailand
History

A Spiritual Journey in Thailand

It’s our view that Thailand’s long-term economic and investment potential remains bright for many reasons, and once the Brexit shock starts to wear off, investors should recognize the unique differences among individual emerging markets.

A New Era for Argentina
Perspective

A New Era for Argentina

Our visit to Argentina confirmed our views that its economy was gradually on the recovery path—and I believe if the pace of reforms continues there, Argentina’s turnaround could be even faster than expected.