Episode 11: Changing Asia and implications for investment

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Isaac Poole of Oreana Portfolio Advisory & Monik Kotecha of Insync discuss the following pointsDemographic and generational trends in China and AsiaImplications for portfolio constructionChanges in Asia over past decade and whether geographic allocation is still validHow to achieve exposure - directly or indirectlySector specific issuesImplications of Asian trends for global growth

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Isaac Poole of Oreana Portfolio Advisory & Monik Kotecha of Insync discuss the following points Demographic and generational trends in China and AsiaImplications for portfolio constructionChanges in Asia over past decade and whether geographic allocation is still validHow to achieve exposure - directly or indirectlySector specific issuesImplications of Asian trends for global growth

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