Invesco’s Eric Lindenbaum at the 2011 Global Investment Conference.
Emerging markets represent a huge growth opportunity for Canadian pension funds, but with so much global uncertainty, what is the future looking like in these markets? And should plan sponsors be investing in emerging market debt? Eric Lindenbaum, senior portfolio manager with Invesco, spoke to us at the 2011 Global Investment Conference in Banff. You can watch the interview on BCTV by clicking on the image.
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