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Schroders (SDR) H1 2024 earnings summary

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H1 2024 earnings summary

2 Feb, 2026

Executive summary

  • Assets under management reached a record £773.7bn, up 7% year-on-year, driven by positive markets, strong investment performance, and net new business of £3.9bn including JVs and associates.

  • Wealth Management delivered 7% advised organic growth, net inflows of £3.7bn, and now represents 27% of Group operating profit.

  • Private Markets fundraising increased to £5.2bn, with net new business of £3bn and all pillars contributing positively.

  • Operating profit was £315m, down 8% year-on-year, impacted by lower performance fees and margin pressure; interim dividend maintained at 6.5p per share.

  • Operating expenses decreased by 1% year-on-year due to efficiency initiatives and cost discipline.

Financial highlights

  • Net operating revenue was £1,137.0m, down from £1,169.8m in H1 2023, with net operating income at £1,175.2m.

  • Profit before tax was £276.3m, flat year-on-year.

  • Basic operating EPS was 14.7p, down from 16.8p year-on-year.

  • Interim dividend maintained at 6.5p per share.

  • Operating compensation costs were £545.1m, with a stable compensation ratio of 46%.

Outlook and guidance

  • Strategic focus remains on growth in Wealth Management, Private Markets, and Solutions, with guidance for net asset growth in Wealth Management reiterated at 5%-7% per annum.

  • Margin outlook softer due to business mix and ongoing pricing pressures in public markets.

  • Full-year guidance for non-compensation costs capped at £675m.

  • Effective tax rate expected to remain around 22.8% for the full year.

  • Performance fees and carry likely to be below the £75m budgeted for the year.

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