"Markets in developed nations present an array of challenges to investors. These challenges are compounded when investing in emerging markets, in part because acquiring information about emerging markets is difficult. The differences between developed and emerging markets range from the sequence and method of trade to the company requirements for reporting market exchanges.
Yet, the money to be made from investing in emerging markets is often significantly greater than what can be achieved from investing in the markets of a developed nation. In addition, an altruistic aspect may exist for some investors to help fund the businesses of a nation that may still have much of its population in poverty."

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