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Geographical Diversification
As Global markets have evolved, Companies' economic footprints have become more global. Geographical diversification is based on the premise that financial markets in different parts of the world may not be highly correlated with one another. For example, an investor may allocate part of a portfolio to emerging economies with higher growth rates, such as BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India & China) countries. Diversifying a portfolio across different geographic regions can help investors compensate for the volatility of a single economic region. ETFs have made investing globally easier than ever before.
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