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As the global markets prepare to brace the impact of the outcome of elections in the United Kingdom and the meeting of the US Federal Reserve (US Fed) on key rates over the next few days, JAN DEHN, head of research at London - based Ashmore Investment Management that oversees around $52 billion in emerging market assets tells Puneet Wadhwa that investors should use the volatility to rebalance their portfolios. Edited excerpts:How important are the polls in the United Kingdom (UK) for stability in the global financial markets?This, obviously, is an important event for the UK markets. For the European Union (EU), however, it is important, albeit to a lesser extent. For the test of the world it is irrelevant in a fundamental sense. This means that any short term volatility in the global markets arising from this election should be exploited to build positions / take profits in any assets which temporarily get mispriced.Do you think that the global equity markets are headed higher over ...

Interview with head of research at UK-based Ashmore Investment Management