Schroders acquires German real estate boutique
Blue Asset Management manages €1.2bn of assets on behalf of clients across Germany, Austria and Switzerland
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Schroders: ratings agencies reward greenwashing
Sustainable ratings don’t reward genuine sustainability commitments as they’re backwards looking, says ESG expert
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Is ESG making your portfolio too risky?
New research suggests that embracing sustainable investment approaches can dramatically affect risk budgeting
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Brazilian equity fund tops returns in ESG world
Emerging market equity funds winners when it comes to three-year performance and sustainability
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Bruno Schroder dies following short illness
Great-great grandson of Schroders’ founder had been with the firm since 1960
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Schroders launches European sustainable fund
The fund will consider firms that are labelled ‘improving’ and those with sector-leading sustainability profiles
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Selectors ‘need to grill managers on ESG’
It’s vital that fund buyers interrogate managers on their ESG process and go beyond what ratings can provide
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Selectors need to look beyond Ucits
Fund buyers should consider alternative investment funds to take advantage of illiquid assets that the Ucits structure cannot support
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Most investors find sustainable investing challenging: survey
European and Asian investors find sustainable investing more challenging than their North American and Latin American peers
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The worst performing UK income funds
Kevin Murphy and Nick Kirrage’s Schroder Income fund has seen the largest negative move in Sanlam UK’s biannual Income Study.
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Schroders launches alternative Ucits
Schroders has launched its alternative strategies fund, Schroder GAIA Wellington Pagosa, with aims to provide investors a diversified consistent return stream.
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European investors count on 8.7% return
European investors expect to generate an average annual 8.7% return on their investments over the next five years, according to the Schroders Global Investor Study. Investors in the rest of the world expect even higher returns. Is irrational exuberance kicking in?