Deutsche unit eyes emerging Asia infrastructure plays
It's drawn by attractive valuation but remains wary of difficult regulatory environments
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DRAWN by attractive valuations given recent currency weakness, Deutsche Bank's asset management unit is looking to buy into more infrastructure-owning companies in emerging Asian markets.
It is looking at entering markets such as China and India opportunistically within the next six to nine months, but with still a wary eye on the potential volatility - something its investors are not ready to stomach.
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