It seems that
investing in emerging markets is the way to go. With an average of 6% a year
income in regards to bonds it is no wonder that many investors are looking
overseas.
IOUs provided by
companies and Governments are proving to be popular in countries such as the
Ivory Coast, Venezuela and Serbia, as they pay out an income until they are
cashed in.
Darius McDermott,
managing director of Chelsea Financial Services says: 'Emerging market bonds
are offering a good yield of about five to six per cent. Their popularity is
growing and more funds are launching.'
So
let’s take a look at some funds that allow you to lend to up and coming
countries: