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Why Emerging Markets are Finally Outperforming Developed Markets | Robert Koenigsberger | Gramercy
Dienstag, 7. April 2026 · 1 h 10
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Emerging market outperformance is turning investors’ heads and in this episode of Other People’s Money, Robert Koenigsberger, CIO and founder of multi-billion dollar EM alternative asset manager Gramercy, explains why the macro environment has emerging markets looking more developed than some developed markets, particularly in how swiftly their central banks acted to combat inflation. He also explains how passive index investing can do damage to an emerging market portfolio and why the typical EM approach focusing on exposure is all wrong. Koenigsberger also dives into the structural advantages of emerging market private credit over its developed market counterparts, emphasizing the importance of local networks, senior secured collateral, and having a positive influence on corporate governance.
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Timestamps:
Intro
Pictet AI ETFs
How EM Investing Evolved
Why EMs Outperformed
Debt vs Equity Returns
Policy Convergence EM vs. DM
Diversifying Beyond Dollar
EM Private Credit
Pictet AI ETFs
Why Borrowers Choose Private
Defining EM Alpha
Index Construction Pitfalls
True Distress and Asymmetry
China Property Deep Value
Picking Winners at Five Cents
Sovereign Timing Checklist
Sanctions and “Uninvestibility”
Structuring Downside Control
Creditor Groups Collaboration
Restructuring Deal Template
Warrants Windfalls Risks
Governance in Private Credit
Underwriting People Networks
Hedging Without Shorting
Allocator Case for EM Credit
Liquidity Myths and Cycles