Schroders Capital records £2.3 billion in positive investor inflows
Schroders Capital Sees Strong Growth in First Half of 2025
Schroders Capital, the alternatives division of global investment manager Schroders, has reported positive net flows of £2.3 billion in the first half of 2025. The division's growth was attributed to an increase in Assets Under Management (AUM) and strong net carried interest.
The gross flows in the first half and the strength of the pipeline as it stands today have encouraged Schroders Capital. The growth in revenue was significant, with net operating revenue growing to £214.9 million, up from £197.5 million in the same period last year.
Particularly strong contributions to the division's growth came from the private equity and private debt and credit alternatives pillars. The firm recently completed the first close of its first UK innovation long-term asset fund at £500 million. BBB and Phoenix have also invested £500 million into Schroders' Long-Term Asset Fund (LTAF).
Schroders Capital achieved a significant increase in gross fundraising compared to H1 2024. Gross fundraising for the division increased by 15% to £6 billion, with significant contributions from private equity, private debt, and credit alternatives.
Assets under management (AUM) in the division grew to £71 billion, up from £70.1 billion at the end of 2024. Schroders Capital aims to expand its sales team, having hired additional specialists this year, with a target of 40 team members.
By the end of 2027, Schroders Capital aims to generate cumulative net new business of £20 billion. The business has underlined its growth ambitions in Schroders Capital.
However, there are no publicly available detailed sources in the current search results specifically outlining Schroders' growth strategy or performance in Schroders Capital for the years 2025-2027, including metrics such as net flows, AUM, or expansion plans. It appears that no recent public disclosures or reports covering this topic have been indexed or accessible at this moment.
For more specific information on Schroders Capital's growth strategy, net flows, AUM targets, or expansion plans for 2025-2027, one may need to consult Schroders’ annual or interim investor presentations, regulatory filings, or press releases which typically detail such strategic outlooks.
Schroders Capital's growth in the first half of 2025 was attributed to an increase in Assets Under Management (AUM) and strong net carried interest, with significant contributions from investing in private equity, private debt, and credit alternatives. Schroders Capital aims to expand its business by generating cumulative net new business of £20 billion by the end of 2027, with plans to hire additional specialists and increase its sales team to 40 members.
