Emerging Asia hit by biggest foreign investor exodus since 2008

The New York-based investment bank has seen interest from at least six companies considering dual listings, said Barry Meyers, the head of JPMorgan

BANGKOK: A falling tide lowers all boats, it seems. Amid an exodus from emerging markets, investors are pulling out of even Asian economies with solid prospects for growth and debt financing.

Overseas funds are pulling out of six major Asian emerging equity markets at a pace unseen since the global financial crisis of 2008.