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The coronavirus pandemic has affected industries and economies in Asia to varying degrees. Big technology names like Alibaba and Tencent seem to be emerging as winners – or are they overvalued? What is the future for the hard-hit tourism sector, where are current investment opportunities in Asian equities? We asked Gary Monaghan, Investment Director and Head of Investment Solutions Asia ex Japan, Fidelity International.
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