Schroders private assets business offers beacon amid falling profits and assets

Fee earning AUM jumped 32%

James Baxter-Derrington
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Schroders Capital, the wider group’s private assets business, provided one of the few bright spots across the asset management arm, which saw dwindling profits and increased outflows in a tough year for the industry.

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