Schroders

Hong Kong property woes weigh on Schroders as banks seize assets

Some bank creditors have ramped up pressure on firms with property-related debt in the city, as they see few signs of a market recovery and are eager to offload troubled assets

Schroders' digital asset centre will build simplified, scalable digital infrastructure that can support future growth across multiple platforms.

Schroders picks Singapore for global digital assets hub

The centre is part of the asset manager’s shift towards tokenised investments and composable finance

The roughly 220-year-old firm’s share price has plummeted by about 50 per cent since its 2021 peak.

Schroders to cut 3% of workforce in bid to revive growth

SCHRODERS plans to cut as much as 3 per cent of its workforce, as new chief executive officer Richard Oldfield looks to revive the UK’s largest standalone asset manager.

Schroders' exit plan comes after a three-decade struggle to grow its business in Indonesia.

Schroders seeks buyers for Indonesia unit with US$4 billion in assets: sources

At least four firms – including asset management arms of HSBC, Allianz and Indonesia’s BNI – are said to be keen

Higher borrowing costs and widespread adoption of home working post-pandemic have hit property prices globally.

Big UK investors poised to buy the dip in US property

BRITISH investment managers Legal & General (L&G) and Schroders are to invest hundreds of millions of US dollars in commercial property in the United States, but are largely steering clear of the hard...

When the road starts to turn, driving through the rearview mirror means you crash quite quickly, says Schroders' global head of sustainable investment Andy Howard.

Don’t invest through the rear-view mirror: Schroders sustainable investment head

ANDY Howard is riled up that there are still doubts about the investment case for environmental, social and governance (ESG) funds.

The world is reeling from the mounting impact of heatwaves, droughts and fiercer storms. Credit rating agencies need to move more swiftly to quantify the climate risk in bonds.

Ratings firms struggle to quantify climate risks in bond market

Concern is growing that credit rating analysts are misreading climate risks in global bonds to the detriment of creditors and borrowers

Schroders Capital Global Innovation Trust brought its stake in Revolut to £5.4 million as of Dec 31, 46 per cent down from £10.1 million a year earlier.

Revolut’s valuation cut by Schroders as fintech funding wanes

A shareholder in Revolut has cut the value of its stake in the UK financial technology firm by 46 per cent, the latest indicator of how investor caution is impacting the fintech sector.

Traders are rushing to recalibrate expectations for Fed rates after SVB’s downfall triggered a tsunami of volatility that has jolted everything from the US economy to Japan stocks and corporate debt.

Fidelity, Schroders win big on Treasuries bets as markets swoon

Some of the world’s top money managers are sitting on a windfall after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) spurred the biggest rally in US Treasuries since the early 1980s. 

Schroders is the first firm to receive regulatory approval for a Long Term Asset Fund that is designed to give sophisticated investors access to illiquid assets, including private equity and venture capital.

Schroders to set up Britain’s first new-style private asset fund

Schroders won regulatory approval to set up the UK’s first private asset fund targeting individuals.