This Fund Is Bullish on Emerging Markets for a 'Laundry List' of Reasons
By Sarah Max Order Reprints Print Article Todd McClone, left, and Casey Preyss co-manage the William Blair Emerging Markets Growth fund. Photograph by David Kasnic Text size A lot has changed since Todd McClone and Casey Preyss began investing in emerging markets in the mid-1990s and 2000s. Back then, the investible universe boiled down to Indonesian noodle manufacturers and Chinese cement companies, among a few others. A few decades later, emerging markets aren’t only a primary driver of global economic growth, they are home to some of the world’s most i...