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LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) – Danish money manager Morten Bugge, battered by three months of carnage in frontier bond markets, says his appetite is intact — especially for Africa. Bugge, who’s beaten 96 percent of peers in five years, succeeded in betting exclusively on these less-developed markets by buying mostly local-currency debt. His theory: most foreigners steer clear and low duration makes it less sensitive to twitchy U.S. Treasuries. Though his $343 million Global Evolution Emerging…
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