What Innovation Means to Emerging Market Investment (Part 2)
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Why do some of the revolutionary ideas in emerging markets fail while others succeed? Why are revolutionary ideas and innovation so important in emerging markets right now as opposed to other sectors? Justin Leverenz and Heidi Heikenfeld, Co-Portfolio Managers of the Oppenheimer Emerging Markets Innovators Fund make their case.
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OppenheimerFunds, in partnership with ThinkAdvisor, bring you the Investment Insight Series which features interviews with their Economist and Portfolio Managers. Learn about the current financial landscape and apply these insights to modern day portfolio construction.
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