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EMQQ CIO on The Future of Emerging Markets & The Coming Ecommerce IPO Wave

Hosted by EMQQ
November 04, 2021
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Kevin Carter, the Founder & CIO of The Emerging Markets Internet & Ecommerce Index (NYSE:EMQQ) will share why we’re entering a unique inflection point for Emerging Market investors being on the cusp of a massive IPO wave for the “Silicon Valleys” of the developing world.

 Kevin has worked alongside Princeton Economist Dr. Burton Malkiel for over two decades focused on China/Emerging Markets that’s culminated in the creation of EMQQ and the best overall performing EM Index for the 1yr, 3yr, and 5yr periods according to ETFdb. Now he has just launched FMQQ, the Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce Index targeting the ex China part of the digital revolution story.

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  • How to capitalize on the next 5 billion connected consumers in the developing world beyond China
  • How companies like Mercado Libre (NASDAQ: MELI), SEA Ltd. (NYSE: SE) and Coupang (NYSE: CPNG) are reshaping Emerging Markets Ecommerce
  • Why India is now the next great untapped ecommerce market
  • Highlight the IPOs coming fast in India, Southeast Asia, and South America including Flipkart, NuBank, Grab, GoTo and Paytm

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EMQQ CIO on The Future of Emerging Markets & The Coming Ecommerce IPO Wave

Attachments

FMQQ Index Fact Sheet_Final.pdf
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EMQQ_Whitepaper_The Great Confluence in Emerging Markets.pdf
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EMQQ FactSheet (1).pdf
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EMQQ FLAIA Presentation.pdf
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Speakers

Kevin Carter
Chief Investment Officer @ EMQQ

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EMQQ aims to provide exposure to the intersection of three macro trends in emerging markets: the rising middle class, increasingly affordable smartphones, and consumption patterns going online for the first time via smartphones promoting rapid ecommerce growth. With the internet becoming increasingly affordable and accessible, billions of people in the developing world are now leapfrogging traditional consumption patterns and starting to consume online for the first time. The result of this rising middle-class consumer wave has transformed economies and created a digital revolution in emerging markets.