Sunniva Kolostyak: Welcome to Morningstar. Today I am joined by Edmund Harriss, the CIO of Guinness Global Investors. Edmund, thank you very much for being here. Edmund Harriss: Hi, very nice to see you. SK: So, you also manage the Asian Equity Income fund, and I would love to start there. Would you like to
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