Martin Currie Absolute Return Fund - Japan Fund: Martin Currie Investment Management

Japan is a market investors cannot afford to ignore, believes the team responsible for Martin Currie's Japan Fund. Margie Lindsay asks why the portfolio managers are so keen on Japan and its future prospects.

Disappointment seems to be the word most used when describing Japan. Numerous promises of economic change ended with little or nothing changed. Now, however, there is an air of optimism and a solid conviction that this time there will be change.

This is the view of co-portfolio managers John-Paul Temperley and Keith Donaldson, who launched the Martin Currie Japanese Absolute Return Fund (ARF) in June 2000, their first equity long/short fund.

The fund now has a nine-year history and has built up

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