What does EPFR stand for?

Emerging Portfolio Fund Research (Cambridge, MA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

China funds saw $ 603 million of outflows this week ( ended August 19), the largest redemption since January 2008," Macquarie said quoting the Emerging Portfolio Fund Research ( EPFR).

FIIs exit Asia mkt on Chinese slump

growth," said Brad Durham, managing director of Emerging Portfolio Fund Research.

Real-estate funds plunge; Franklin, Fidelity slump; Mutual-fund ...

The reasons for optimism," offers Cameron Brandt, international markets editor for Emerging Portfolio Fund Research, "include the government's conservative and consistent economic policy, the rapid expansion of the black middle class, forecasts for 10% GDP growth in China [which has] positive implications for commodity demand, and planned public infrastructure spending tied to the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

South African heights: economic growth continues to inspire the ...