CVIE / Bargains to Be Had With International Stocks

When accessing international equities, investors face an array of concerns. There's the specter of increased volatility and the possibility of adverse more_horizontal

Greenwashing, or instances of companies overstating environmental claims, isn't a distinctly U.S. phenomenon. It's a problem for money managers around more_horizontal

With some of the lowest valuations among all developed markets, eurozone equities have long tantalized investors. However, the region's stocks have al more_horizontal

One of the primary risks investors face when allocating to international equities is currency risk. Put simply, some countries' stocks benefit when th more_horizontal

Many say that international equities, both developed and emerging markets, are inexpensive relative to domestic equivalents. However, experienced inve more_horizontal

International ETFs and the related equities have long trailed U.S. equivalents. Part of the reason for that long-running laggard status might be inves more_horizontal

Over the past decade-plus, advisors and investors heard plenty about international equities being primed to outperform U.S. counterparts. They were le more_horizontal

Two of the best-performing major global equity markets this year are India and Japan, confirming that there are indeed compelling opportunities for eq more_horizontal