US equities is under-invested by clients in the Asia Pacific though it is set to rise in value, says the German lender. Currently there is plenty of room for such shares to grow within the asset allocation of Deutsche’s Asian Pacific clients, Henning Gebhardt, global head of equities at Deutche AWM, notes in a report. Developed market equities comprise 34.5% of…
Buy time for US equities, says Deutsche AWM
8 September 2015
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