Overview
The GMO Emerging Country Debt Strategy’s objective is total return in excess of that of its benchmark, the J.P. Morgan Emerging Markets Bond Index Global Diversified (EMBIG-D). The Strategy invests primarily in external debt of sovereigns and quasi-sovereigns.
GMO’s Emerging Country Debt team focuses on bottom-up issue selection, seeking to find issues with similar default characteristics but better long-term total return potential than the issues in EMBIG-D. We believe that our approach provides value-oriented clients with long-term investment objectives a significantly higher likelihood of outperforming the EMBIG-D than the approaches employed by other emerging debt managers who focus on economic forecasting, market timing, and other macro/top-down approaches.
GMO's Emerging Country Debt Strategy
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Risks
Risks associated with investing in the Strategy may include Credit Risk, Market Risk-Fixed Income Investments, Illiquidity Risk, Derivatives and Short Sales Risk, and Counterparty Risk.