Emerging market debt is stepping into the spotlight—and, as Payden & Rygel’s Kristin Ceva highlights, the backdrop has shifted in its favour. From improving fundamentals to a weakening US dollar cycle and renewed diversification appeal, EMD is proving more resilient than many expect. In a market defined by uncertainty, Ceva makes the case for looking beyond developed markets, where a broad, under‑owned opportunity set could offer both income and diversification in the years ahead.

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