Schroders

Despite a reputation for air pollution and high consumption, global cities can be a force for good in terms of sustainability, as fund manager Tom Walker tells us in this Q&A.

The Federal Reserve has unveiled a new policy framework in the hope of boosting inflation. We assess the implications for bond markets.

As the pandemic unfolded, concerns arose that it could be crippling for some emerging markets, but many have been surprisingly robust. The microfinance experts at BlueOrchard explain why.

Private equity can perform especially strongly in the years following a crisis. Co-investments in particular have the agility needed to thrive when the market lacks stability.

We clarify what some of the commonly misunderstood sustainability terms mean.

In certain sectors in Asia, a speculative fervour has taken hold, particularly among retail investors.

Schroders is pleased to announce that following another closing, it has so far raised €425m of equity commitments for its debut hotel fund, the Schroder European Operating Hotels Fund I.

Palm oil has a major PR problem, but is it better than the alternatives? We examine both sides of the debate.

Why we think those investors looking for the return of inflation will be disappointed.

With vast and potentially reflationary government stimulus programmes launched in response to Covid-19, should investors be considering inflation exposure to diversify their portfolio?