Schroders Capital

Schroders Capital, the private capital arm of Schroders, manages more than $25bn in private equity assets.

The UK's biggest life and pensions provider has awarded two PE mandates for its DC default fund, head of private markets Cecile Retaureau tells PEI.

The asset manager, which has a $21bn private equity portfolio, was 'too little bullish' on the US over the last decade, global PE head Rainer Ender tells PEI.

With market watchdogs looking more closely at private asset pricing, Private Equity International spoke to managers of semi-liquid funds about their valuation methods.

As GPs ramp up their efforts globally to raise capital from insurance firms, Asia presents particular challenges in this regard.

There are whole swathes of the economy that simply cannot be accessed through public market investment today, thereby boosting private markets’ appeal, says Schroders Capital’s Tim Boole.

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While applying artificial intelligence to PE investment processes isn’t easy, first movers and those with powerful systems can gain a competitive advantage, says Nils Rode at Schroders Capital.

Nearly every GP is now experimenting with AI, but almost none feel they're doing it well.

Mega-funds, market bifurcation and a resurgent investor base are reshaping the continent’s private equity landscape.

Heightened volatility in public markets could speed up the adoption of the total portfolio approach among institutions, Marc Rowan has said.

Political pressure has muted ESG rhetoric across private markets, but LP data suggests responsible investment remains firmly embedded.

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The slowdown in fundraising, deal activity and exits, combined with wider market pressures, is creating opportunities for PE investors, especially in less efficient market segments, writes Schroders Capital’s Nils Rode.

LBP AM, a unit of the French bank, plans to tap more retail capital and grow its evergreen funds' AUM to more than €1bn, head of European private markets Peter Arnold tells PEI.

As anti-ESG rhetoric in the US intensifies, private markets players appear to be dialling down their messaging, but not their actions.