Investor Type | Firm |
Industries | Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Other • IT (& TMT) • BioTech • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Retail (& E-Commerce) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Healthcare (& Wellness) |
Investing | Switzerland |
Investment Range | $34,300,000 - $62,000,000 |
Schroder Adveq Management, part of Schroders Capital, is an asset manager focusing on investments in private equity and real assets across the globe. With a preference for sectors ranging from medicine, vaccines, and medical appliances to technology, technology-enabled services, healthcare, and more, they cater to diverse industry needs. The firm plays a significant role in the private capital space, leading changes by investing in areas like Real Estate, Infrastructure, Private Equity, and Private Debt & Credit Alternatives. Schroder Adveq Management offers solutions that aim at long-term performance, leveraging local expertise along with the scale and resources of a global institutional platform. Positioned as a private assets partner, they manage a broad range of investment strategies, aligning with their commitment to sustainability and impact, especially in the realm of decarbonization and real-world impacts. The firm operates with substantial assets under management, employing a large team of investment professionals, and boasts a network of offices spread globally, highlighting its impressive reach and expertise. Their minimum and maximum investment ranges from $34,300,000 to $62,000,000, reflecting their capacity to engage in significant financial commitments. The firm's dedication to sustainability is encapsulated in its thorough sustainability and impact policies and their extensive report for 2024 outlining their strategies and milestones in sustainable investment. With efforts directed towards accelerating positive change, Schroder Adveq Management is committed to generating competitive returns while contributing to decarbonization and real-world impact, thus embodying a vision where the future is shaped by the prowess of private capital.