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The Coming Wave

Private investors from emerging market economies are increasingly putting their funds in overseas assets. Understanding the volumes and patterns of the various outflows-sovereign and private-and analyzing what influences them will help shed light on how the landscape of international capital flows is likely to change as emerging market economies become more integrated into global financial markets. We look at the types of capital outflows from emerging markets and describe some preliminary results.