Hugh Young

The market looks to be in contrast to the economy. While the market is just 20 percent off the recent highs, the economy appears to be contracting.

Aberdeen keeps overweight stance on India but cautious over these 2 hurdles

Demonetisation did not shake our confidence in India story which we remain overweight on for the last 20 years, Hugh Young, MD, Aberdeen Asset Management said in an interview with CNBC-TV18.

Infosys strife a worry, will distract management: Aberdeen AMC

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Hugh Young, Managing Director of Aberdeen Asset Management-Asia, said the glory days of healthy IT returns were over.

Weakness in EMs an opportunity to buy not a threat: Hugh Young

Hugh Young, MD, Aberdeen Asset Management Asia is of the view that demonetisation is a big reform in a country like India where things usually move slowly.

Don't see any dubious intention behind AB Group rejig: Aberdeen

Speaking to CNBC-TV18 on implications of the AB Group restructuring, Hugh Young, Managing Director of Aberdeen Asset Management Asia said the fund does not doubt the management's intentions but like other investors is worried about widening of holding company discount of Grasim.

See no major global revival, except in China: Aberdeen

The world is merely postponing the reality of economic slowdown and it is going to take sometime before clarity is achieved on many issues, Hugh Young, MD and Global Head-Equities, Aberdeen Asset Management told CNBC-TV18.

Aberdeen launches legal challenge to tax demand

Uncertainty around the so-called minimum alternative tax on foreign asset managers' past income has unsettled investors, contributing to sharp falls in India's stock market.

Better utilisation driving Infosys Q3 margins: Nilesh Shah

Nilesh Shah, MD & CEO of Envision Capital, said the numbers are bang in line with expectation, and thus are a sigh of relief for the markets

Aberdeen Asset Management favours HDFC, Grasim

Asian stocks could fall further as sentiment remains fragile, but the region's equity markets should make a relatively quick recovery as valuations are attractive, Aberdeen Asset Management's Asia head Hugh Young said on Friday.