In the late 1980s, emerging markets were recovering from a lost decade. Multiple economies experienced a debt crisis. Inflation was high. Investors abandoned emerging markets and stayed with U.S. and developed markets, which were demonstrating much more stability and growth at the time.

Emerging markets are expected to drive strong growth in real-world asset tokenization in 2026, according to Bitfinex executive Jesse Knutson.

This ETF tracks U.S. dollar-denominated government bonds from emerging markets, aiming for cost efficiency and broad diversification.

In Q3 2025, the Goldman Sachs Emerging Markets Equity Insights Fund returned 11.21%, outperforming the MSCI Emerging Markets Index by 57bps (net, I-share).

Emerging market economies will benefit the most from real-world asset tokenization and adopt the technology before developed countries.

Expense-conscious investors weighing emerging markets exposure will find key differences in cost, risk, and portfolio breadth here.

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Emerging market economies have held up remarkably well in recent years, even after periods of global financial turbulence. While favorable external conditions (in other words, good luck) often helped, it’s clear that good policies matter. In the past ...

Expanding into new markets sounds like an interesting challenge and an exciting prospect, but actually doing that requires quite a bit of forethought.