Although the unexpected Brexit vote penalised Asian assets and currencies last week, Lombard Odier believes the region is positioned to withstand shocks from subsequent political events and is maintaining its exposure to Asian equities and fixed income, relative to its allocation benchmarks. Asia’s exposure to the UK limited Asian economies theoretically have the option to begin negotiating new trade deals…
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