Although emerging market (EM) bonds, particularly those denominated in USD, are seen as vulnerable to the Fed’s rate hikes, Asian investors are more relaxed about the Fed’s influence on these assets than they were four years ago – when the so-called “taper tantrum” occurred. “We don’t observe any outflow or negative reaction from clients,” says Prashant Bhayani, CIO, wealth management…

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