Insurance

About Us

$97.4 billion managed for insurance companies worldwide

Schroders has been managing assets for insurance clients since 1972 and now has $97.4 billion of external insurance client assets under management.

The group offers investment strategies, risk and capital management expertise, dedicated actuarial services, reporting and servicing, all tailored to meet insurers’ unique needs.

Our approach

We take a consultative approach, focusing first on understanding our clients’ businesses, objectives and constraints. We then design investment solutions to match.

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Multi-Asset

18JAN 2019

Our multi-asset views for January 2019

Multi-Asset

18JAN 2019

Our multi-asset views for January 2019

Snapshot: In our latest monthly update we highlight the need to strike a balance between improving valuations but worsening momentum indicators.

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Economic Views

16JAN 2019

Brexit deal defeat triggers huge uncertainty: what next?

Economic Views

16JAN 2019

Brexit deal defeat triggers huge uncertainty: what next?

Possibility of no deal Brexit is as high as ever, risking a UK recession this year.

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Fixed Income

15JAN 2019

EMD Relative weekly notes: Week Ending January 11, 2019

Week Ending January 11, 2019

Economic Views

15JAN 2019

What is the outlook for interest rates in 2019?

In focus: The Schroders Economics Team now forecasts just one interest rate rise this year in the US. We explore why and consider other likely moneta…

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Insurance Study

We surveyed more than 157 insurance investors from 15 countries, representing a total of around US$10 trillion in assets under management.

Thought Leadership

Distinguishing between income oriented investments with a safer risk profile and investments which offer yield, but have highly binary potential outcomes, is crucial in today’s lower yielding environment. Our securitized credit team discuss mining for “true” value in the US commercial real estate debt market.

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