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Schroders Switzerland

Schroders Switzerland is a asset manager based in Zurich, founded 1820; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band, and...

Schroders Switzerland

SCHRODER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT (SWITZERLAND) AG is a Zurich-based investment adviser registered with the SEC since 2020.

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Year founded

1820

Location

Region

Europe

Country

Switzerland

City

Zurich

Corporate office

Zurich, Switzerland

Principals

Peter Harrison

Group Chief Executive

Johannes Goetz

Head of Schroders Switzerland

Sector focus

Private EquityReal EstateInfrastructurePrivate CreditMulti-AssetEquities

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Schroders Switzerland?

Investment decisions globally are led by Group Chief Executive Peter Harrison, with regional discretion given to heads of the Swiss entity, such as Johannes Goetz. The firm's investment committee oversees strategy, while portfolio managers execute within Schroders' centralized research framework.

How does Schroders Switzerland source deal flow for private assets?

Schroders sources private asset deals through its global platform with dedicated teams in private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and private credit. The Swiss entity likely leverages the group's scale to access originate-to-own strategies and co-investments, though public detail on specific Swiss-facing initiatives is limited.

Is Schroders a publicly listed asset manager or a family office?

Schroders is a publicly listed asset manager on the London Stock Exchange, not a family office. However, the Schroder family maintains significant ownership and board control, giving the firm a long-term, stable governance structure more akin to a family-controlled entity.

Does Schroders Switzerland manage fund commitments or direct investments?

Schroders Switzerland manages assets via funds and separate mandates across public markets and alternatives. For private assets, the firm may act as both a fund investor and co-investor through its private asset funds, though direct deal-level data for Switzerland specifically is not publicly disclosed.

What investment stages does Schroders typically target in private assets?

Schroders targets a range of stages in private assets, including core and value-add real estate, infrastructure greenfield and brownfield, private equity growth capital, and direct lending. The firm's private credit arm focuses on senior secured and mezzanine strategies, consistent with its global approach.

What sectors does Schroders avoid?

Schroders does not publicly maintain a list of explicitly excluded sectors for its mainstream strategies, though it applies ESG screening and excludes certain industries for specific mandates. Tobacco and controversial weapons are typical exclusions in its sustainable range, but the firm invests broadly across sectors.

How is Schroders Switzerland related to the global parent company?

Schroders Switzerland is a wholly owned subsidiary of Schroders plc, the London-listed asset management group. It operates as a regulated entity under Swiss law, distributing and managing assets for Swiss and European clients while being fully integrated into the firm's global investment platform and research.

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