Where I'm investing my Money in 2025!
Henderson's 10 Unconventional International Investment Targets for 2025
Discover the 10 unconventional countries Henderson is personally investing in for 2025 and learn how strategic international banking enables access to exclusive regional stock markets.
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- Secure international diversification by targeting emerging markets showing long-term growth potential.
- Utilize proprietary banking access to invest in typically restricted assets, such as UAE exchange stocks.
- Gain lifestyle and tax efficiency benefits through investment-linked residence permits (e.g., Thailand).
- Leverage geopolitical shifts (e.g., Brazil/China alignment) for strong dividend plays.
- Nomad Capitalist provides holistic, multi-jurisdictional planning to protect wealth and enhance freedom.
This overview details Mr. Henderson's personal investment allocations for 2025 across 10 diverse markets. The focus centers on capturing currency appreciation, accessing undervalued sectors like specific banks and industrials, and structuring investments to facilitate global mobility and asset protection.
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Top Comments (10)
Also Airtel is not a British Company, its an Indian Company with international presence in developing economines like Africa
Saudi Arabia is changing rapidly in a good way, Vietnam is rapidly growing, Argentina maybe promising in long term.
Many of your international investments are in financials. Maybe in a future discussion you can speak about potential risks of growing government, corporate and personal debt globally, leveraging of investments, the strength or lack of government regulations in different countries, international economic interdependency in the global marketplace, both positive and negative consequences of new tariff and trade restrictions on emerging market economies, currency backing and stability, and the possibility of global recession. Also, some might prefer index funds from afar despite higher taxes without a residence permit.
AFK is an African ETF that's done quite well
If you have access to Singapore banking, its much better to use them to do direct investments into promising Indian companies or startups using the FDI regime, instead of trying to do retail trading on the stock market. Singapore is India's No.1 destination for Foreign Investments inflow in the country; second is Mauritius third is Netherlands.
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Thoughts on NU BANK?
Cheers
Yep. That is where I am invested.
Funny that the first clip you featured about investing in Brazil was their flag being flown upside down...usually a sign of distress.
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Top Comments (10)
Also Airtel is not a British Company, its an Indian Company with international presence in developing economines like Africa
Saudi Arabia is changing rapidly in a good way, Vietnam is rapidly growing, Argentina maybe promising in long term.
Many of your international investments are in financials. Maybe in a future discussion you can speak about potential risks of growing government, corporate and personal debt globally, leveraging of investments, the strength or lack of government regulations in different countries, international economic interdependency in the global marketplace, both positive and negative consequences of new tariff and trade restrictions on emerging market economies, currency backing and stability, and the possibility of global recession. Also, some might prefer index funds from afar despite higher taxes without a residence permit.
AFK is an African ETF that's done quite well
If you have access to Singapore banking, its much better to use them to do direct investments into promising Indian companies or startups using the FDI regime, instead of trying to do retail trading on the stock market. Singapore is India's No.1 destination for Foreign Investments inflow in the country; second is Mauritius third is Netherlands.
EXCELLENT INFO
Thoughts on NU BANK?
Cheers
Yep. That is where I am invested.
Funny that the first clip you featured about investing in Brazil was their flag being flown upside down...usually a sign of distress.