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Philanthropy in the new world order relies more on private giving

Private giving can help to overcome a funding shortfall for charities and other not-for-profit organisations, particularly as governments retreat from international aid Theone Star, head of private wealth at Schroders

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28 Jan 2026

Schroders strengthens credit capability with new fund manager

Schroders has appointed Chris Walter as fund manager in its fixed income division, effective 6 January 2026, further strengthening its credit capability. Mr Walter brings extensive experience and a strong

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16 Dec 2025

Rise of the institutional family office forces wealth managers to lift their game

Family offices are transforming into global, multi-generational investment powerhouses, and wealth managers must evolve just as quickly if they want to stay relevant, Theone Star, head of private wealth at

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09 Dec 2025

Private equity to offer alternative to more volatile listed markets in 2026

Rising concerns about concentrated US equity markets could push investors to private equity assets in 2026, thanks to greater diversify of asset selection coupled with lower entry multiples, creating the

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02 Dec 2025

Tailwinds and turbulence: Schroders 2026 market outlook highlights opportunities amid rising volatility

As global economies chart a course through a new era of government-driven growth, investors must prepare for a landscape defined by both significant opportunity and rising volatility in 2026. A

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01 Dec 2025

Schroders: an optimistic global growth outlook for 2026

We continue to be more optimistic than consensus about the global economy and expect growth across both developed and developing economies to be higher in 2026 than this year. We

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11 Nov 2025

Schroders Australia leadership update: Simon Doyle to retire, Alison Telfer appointed CEO

Schroders Australia has announced that Simon Doyle, Chief Executive Officer, will retire from the business in early 2026 following an outstanding 22-year career with the company and more than 38

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06 Nov 2025

It pays to stay active: rotation is key as Australian credit spreads tighten

Spreads are tightening for Australian corporate bonds despite high issuance volumes, Schroders portfolio manager fixed income, Helen Mason says. With strong demand from local and offshore investors absorbing new issues

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15 Oct 2025

As time runs out for bank hybrids, it’s time to look for alternatives

Despite a final phase out date of 2032, a number of large bank hybrids have already matured, which means investors need to start looking for alternative investments sooner rather than

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25 Sep 2025

Active vs passive? The real story is about strategy, diversification and private markets

The long-standing “active versus passive” debate is losing relevance as investors confront market concentration, heightened volatility, and the need for more strategic portfolio construction, according to Richard Oldfield, group CEO

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29 Aug 2025

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