Schroder Investment Management (Europe)

The Luxembourg management company operates as part of the Schroders Group, led globally by Group Chief Executive Peter Harrison. The Luxembourg entity has its own conducting officers and board, approved by the CSSF, and reports through the Schroders Capital and Schroders Solutions divisions for private and public markets, respectively.

Schroders Capital manages private equity, private credit, infrastructure equity and debt, real estate, and impact strategies from Luxembourg. The firm launched a European Long-Term Investment Fund (ELTIF) in 2024, and also manages the Climate+ LUX strategy, a blended-finance vehicle targeting energy-transition assets in emerging markets.

The firm operates as a UCITS management company and authorized AIFM under the supervision of the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) in Luxembourg. It manages both Part I SICAVs and Part II SICAV-RAIFs, covering regulated and semi-regulated alternative investment structures.

Schroders Capital invests via direct primary commitments, co-investments, and secondary transactions across private equity and infrastructure. The firm also acts as a fund-of-funds manager in certain strategies, including the private equity ELTIF structure, which allocates to external private equity funds as well as direct co-investments.

Schroders has publicly committed to an exclusion policy that screens out companies deriving revenue from controversial weapons, thermal coal extraction, and tobacco production. The group also applies enhanced ESG screening to its Climate+ impact strategy, targeting positive climate mitigation outcomes in line with EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) Article 9.

The Schroders Foundation, registered in England and Wales, operates independently of the management company. It focuses on grants in education, health, and community resilience, funded by a portion of group profits rather than management fees, and is governed by a separate board of trustees.

Schroders Capital's infrastructure team has deployed into European transport assets, digital infrastructure platforms, and renewable-energy projects. The Luxembourg-domiciled Climate+ LUX vehicle targets emerging-market energy transition, while European strategies have historically included stakes in regulated utilities and mid-market transport concessions.