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Diddi Capital Advisors Inc. is a boutique investment advisory firm specializing in Global & Emerging Markets Investment strategies. The experience of the firm has been in investing in the emerging BRIC nations and frontier markets (Next-11 as identified by Goldman Sachs). The firm manages BRIC, India, Russia, High Yielding Bond, and Diversified Global (5) portfolios on Covestor.com.
The strategy of the firm is to take a value-investing approach to international and emerging markets investing. We follow a diversification strategy that allocates assets across regions and industries covered by individual strategies to manage risk.
Diddi Capital Advisors Inc. was formed by Rahul Diddi, an investments and management consulting professional since 1990. Mr. Diddi's experience in the equities and debt brokerage industry, management consulting work on international development consulting assignments and banking helps identify unique investment opportunities. Mr. Diddi was educated in India, Russia (Engineering; Moscow) and the U.S. (MBA, Finance from Western Michigan University and Executive M&A training at The Wharton School of Finance). Mr. Diddi is fluent in Russian, Hindi & Punjabi.
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Model commentary
These Bonds Still Look Good in This Risk-On Climate
14 March 2012
All risk assets rallied strongly in February as European debt crises eased and global central banks continue to flood the market with liquidity.
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