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Page 1: SCHRODERS IN FOCUS

Private AssetsSCHRODERS IN FOCUS

7 June 2021

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The significance of Private Assets for Schroders

WELCOME

PETER HARRISONGroup Chief Executive

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OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS,WE HAVE BUILT A BUSINESS CAPABLE OF GENERATING

£6–9BN OF NET NEW BUSINESS PER YEAR

Why growing Private Assets and Alternatives is of strategic importance to us

Further diversifying Group revenues

Increasing margins and longevity of

assets

Area of high sustained client

demand

Growing Solutions by enabling public / private combinations

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Alternative asset management industry, AUM $tn

Source: BCG Global Asset Management 2020, McKinsey Global Private Markets Review 2021, Schroders Institutional Investor Study 2020.

And we are well positioned to capture the institutional and retail demand

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The opportunity in Private Assets and Alternatives is substantial

+8% p.a.

+11% p.a.

Institutional Individual investors

Opportunity Institutional AUM in private markets: ~$14tn (2020E)

Individual investors:42% of total AUM

Allocation Institutional allocations: +1.3% in 2021 to 14.1%

Individual investor allocations to private

markets: 5%

Schroders’ presence

Schroders Institutional AUM: £369bn (2020A)

Schroders intermediary AUM: £134bn (2020A)

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Source: Schroders Capital, May 2021.

We have been executing on our private markets plan since 2015

ILSInfra-structure

Securitised Credit

Private Equity

Real Estate(Hotels)

Impact Investing

Real Estate(Germany Value Add)

Real Estate Debt

Real Estate(APAC Value Add)

Real Estate

1972 2013 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

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Continuing our strategic pivot into higher margin and higher client longevity areas…

£48BN AUM

21% 5 YEAR AUM CAGR

£2.9BN OF YTD NET INFLOWS(as at May-21)

£2.3BN ADDITIONAL COMMITMENTS NOT YET RECOGNISED IN FLOWS

(as at May-21)

66BPS REVENUE MARGINSincl. performance fees and

carried interest (2020)

£bn

Private Assets and Alternatives AUM development and cumulative net flows£bn

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Growing Private Assets and Alternatives is driving up group longevity

PRIVATE ASSETS AND ALTERNATIVES

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Diversified Alternatives business delivering outperformance over time

Source: Bloomberg, as at 26 May 2021.

Liquid Alternatives produced in-house, e.g. Helix

3rd party Alternatives platform (GAIA) with £2.8bn of AUM as at Apr-21

Providing access to top selection of 3rd party managers

Incubation of in-house strategies and access to world class Alts managers

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A comprehensive Private Assets business

STRONG INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE

ABILITY TO DEMOCRATISEPRIVATE ASSETS

LEVERAGE SUSTAINABILITY POSITION

LARGE NUMBER OF MATURING PRODUCTS

Private Equity70

Private and Structured Credit

26Real Estate90

Infrastructure8

Insurance-linked19

Impact Investing 36

£247mrevenues

Revenues by split by Private Asset verticals excluding Alternatives, £m

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Introducing Schroders Capital

OUR GROWTH STRATEGY

GEORG WUNDERLINGlobal Head of Private Assets

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Note: AUM as at April 2021 (excludes non fee-earning dry powder).

A diversified and scalable private markets platform set for growth…

£43bnAssets under management

250+investment professionals

Private Equity £9.1bnSmall and mid-sized buyout in Europe and US as well as Growth investment in Asia and Global venture capital

Securitised Products £9.4bnFull spectrum of securitised assets and asset-related private debt in data-rich credit sectors across the US, Europe and APAC

Real Estate £16.7bnOperational excellence, hospitality and sustainability expertise driving performance across the value chain in Europe and Asia

Infrastructure £2.1bnEssential infrastructure in Europe across the capital structure

Impact Investing £2.7bnA global impact investment capability dedicated to generating lasting positive changes and attractive returns

Insurance-linked Securities £2.5bnUncorrelated long-term returns across life and non-life insurance risk globally

30+ investment capabilities

82%of assets outperforming over 5 years

451employees

> 11 years3 year avg. client longevity (2020)

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…driven by our world-class leadership team

Nils RodeChief Investment Officer

Chantale PelletierGlobal Head of Infrastructure

Stephan Ruoff Global Head of ILS

Peter ArnoldCo-Head of Private Asset Sales

Georg WunderlinGlobal Head of Private Assets

Ed SmithHead of Private Assets Legal

David Seex Co-Head Private Asset SalesHead of Private Assets Solutions

Sophie van Oosterom Global Head of Real Estate

Peter ArnoldChief Operating Officer

Rainer EnderGlobal Head of Private Equity

Michelle Russell-DoweGlobal Head of Securitised Products and Asset Based Finance

Maria Teresa ZappiaHead of Sustainability and Impact

Philipp MüllerCEO BlueOrchard

328 yearsCombined experience in Private Assets

22 yrsIndustry

27 yrsIndustry

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24 yrsIndustry

15 yrsIndustry

25 yrsIndustry

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Nick PontHead of Product Strategy - Private Debt

19 yrsIndustry

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Schroders Capital AUM Fee earning AUM £bn

We have grown twice as fast as the market since 2016 Ambition to double again in the next five years

28%5 YEAR AUM CAGR

c. 45% OF AUM IN CLOSED-

END VEHICLES

£3.9BN GROSS INFLOWS

AS AT MAY-21

£2.8BNNNB

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We are well positioned to profit from the fundamental trends shaping private markets in the next decade

Maria Teresa ZappiaHead of Sustainability and Impact

Rainer EnderGlobal Head of Private Equity

David Seex Co-Head Private Asset SalesHead of Private Assets Solutions

Sophie van Oosterom Global Head of Real Estate

Nick PontHead of Product Strategy - Private Debt

Competitiveness in private markets requires

scale, operational excellence and integrated ESG

approach

Individual investors are the new source of

demand for private markets and private

equity is their first port of call

The zero rate environment calls for new ways to deliver income to our clients

where private debt and Securitised Credit are

centre stage

Client needs and expectations have

institutionalised and seek to partner with consolidated global

platforms able to deliver their franchise

end-to-end

Sustainability is now a paradigm shift where leadership in Impact

Investing is the path to capturing the New

Private Markets

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Capturing the sustainability and impact opportunity

OUR GROWTH STRATEGY

MARIA TERESA ZAPPIAHead of Sustainability and Impact

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ESG-Committed* Private CapitalFundraising by year of final close $bn

Source: Preqin, Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) 2014-2020.*Asset managers that are incorporating ESG into their business, defined either as having an ESG policy, or belonging to a relevant association, such as GRESB, PRI, or SASB.**Bfinance ESG Asset Owner Survey: How are investors changing? Feb. 2021.

Impact Investing industry: continuous strong growth Impact Investing AUM (public and private markets) $bn

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The market opportunitySustainability and impact investing represents a paradigm shift

ESG as “impact”About 40% of asset owners have planned and/or consider to focus on carbon and impact measurement and

reporting as part of their ESG approaches in private markets

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Source: BlueOrchard. Map indicates all investments by country as of 31 December 2020 since inception, figures as of 31 December 2020.

BlueOrchard: An impact and sustainability powerhouse

20 yearsexperience in Impact Investing

£2.7bnOf AUM across private assets classes (as at Apr-21)

90 countriesacross emerging and frontier markets

110+staff

Financial inclusion climatefinance education finance

women empowerment

49%female

1st

and largest microfinance fund worldwide

Sophisticated private,institutional and

public sector clients

PRIVATE DEBT PRIVATE EQUITY LISTED DEBT SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE

7 OFFICES GENEVA LIMA LUXEMBOURG NAIROBI SINGAPORE TBILISI ZURICH

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Collaboration between partners Addressing SDGs Expected impact (per each $100m)

Our BlueOrchard COVID-19 blended finance impact fund

Source: BlueOrchard.

60 millionjobs to be maintained

3 millionmicro-entrepreneurs to be served

20 financial institutions to be financed

No poverty

Gender Equality

Decent work and economic growth

Reduced inequalities

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*Operating Principles for Impact Management see: www.impactprinciples.org.

Leveraging sustainability and impact capabilities across Schroders Capital’s products Impact Investing (BlueOrchard)

Securitised Products

Infrastructure

Private Equity

Real Estate

Insurance-linked Investments

£43bnSchroders Capital

AUM

300+ Asset class specific ESG metrics across the entire private assets portfolio

OPIMA transparent sustainability and impact investment framework based on best practices*

6impact management and measurement team resources

5dedicated private assets ESG specialists

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From allocation tooperating expertise

OUR GROWTH STRATEGY

SOPHIE VAN OOSTEROMGlobal Head of Real Estate

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From allocation to expertise:Exciting market dynamics provide opportunity to excel

MARKET SHIFT INVESTMENT APROACH

Increased allocation to Real Estate equity and debt

Shift to operational expertise

ESG and Impact focus

Expanded breadth and depth of platform

Add on acquisitions with operational excellence

Integrated ESG and Impact approach

SCHRODERS INVESTEDFOR GROWTH

Source: 1INREV Investor Intentions Survey 2021, 2Real Capital Analytics.

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Schroders Capital Real Estate positioned for success

Source: Schroders.

£17bnReal Estate AUM

220+employees

20countries invested

12RE offices globally

c.400 properties managed

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Source: Schroders, February 2021.

From being a trusted partner in Real Estate in 2015…

Natalie HowardHead of Real Estate Debt

(30/1)

Core (+)

UK Core (+)UK Multi managerContinental Europe Core (+)

INTEGRATED ESG

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Natalie HowardHead of Real Estate Debt

(30/1)

Real Estate Equity

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Source: Schroders, February 2021.

… to being a global real estate solution provider with a hospitality and sustainability mindset in 2021

Natalie HowardHead of Real Estate Debt

(30/1)

Core (+)

UK Core (+)Multi manager UKContinental Europe Core (+)

INTEGRATED ESG

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Natalie HowardHead of Real Estate Debt

(30/1)

Partnershipsand Equity

Integrated Value Add

Asia Value Add and Opportunistic

Real Estate Debt

Global Solutions

Specialist Operational Real Estate

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ESG is in our collective DNA

Risk monitoring– Leverage proprietary Schroders

technology – Measure impact of environment on

our portfolio– Measure impact of our portfolio on

environment– Regulatory framework

Mitigate impact and output– Targeted investment to mitigate

impact of our portfolio on environment– Leverage 20 years of impact expertise– Net Zero pathway all assets

Impact investing– Collaboration with Blue Orchard– 750bn+ market size– Deliver social impact alongside

financial gains– Launch of new Impact fund series

UK and Europe

Integrated ESG approach across the entire value chain

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BUILDING ON OUR STRENGTHS

Global Solutions leverage on breadth and depth of platform

Building on expertise Specialist and value-add strategies: hotels, residential and Asia leadingReal Estate debt offer

Impact investing a key growth initiative across UK and Europe

Real Estate AUM development£bn

Perfectly positioned to realise full potential

Source: Schroders Capital, June 2021.

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OUR GROWTH STRATEGY

RAINER ENDERGlobal Head of Private Equity

Democratising super returns

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Private Equity AUM development£bn

Schroders Private Equity platform strength and growth

STABLE TEAM

DIFFERENTIATED INVESTMENT STRATEGY

STRONG TRACK RECORD

ESG EMPHASIS

DATA SCIENCE

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GEOGRAPHY

Global Private Equity platform that has proven itself for more than 20 years

– North America– Europe– Asia– Rest of World

SEGMENT

– Venture– Growth– Buyout– Turnaround

INDUSTRY

– Technology– Healthcare– Consumer– Business Services– Industrial

Source: Schroders Capital Private Equity, 2021.

TYPES

– Direct Investments– Co-Investments– Secondaries– Primaries

Strong network with specialised private equity managers around the globe

50% of investment volume through direct investments, co-investments and secondary transactions

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Our track record across all our investments has clearly delivered

19% NET IRR ACROSS ALL INVESTMENTS SINCE 2010…

… WITH 7% P.A. OUTPERFORMANCE OVERMSCI WORLD (PME)

31% NET IRR ONREALIZED DIRECT ANDCO-INVESTMENTS

25% PERFORMANCE IN 2020

LESS THAN HALF OF THEMSCI WORLD VOLATILITY

Quarterly results of all Schroders Capital Private Equity investments

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Source: Schroders Capital Private Equity, 2021.

Comparison of our Private Equity platform May 2017 vs. May 2021Generating strong follow-on growth over the last 4 years

Pre-acquisition May 2017 Today as part of Schroders May 2021

Investment Committee unchanged

Investment strategy unchanged

Products Limited Partnerships Broadened product range

Client origin Predominantly Germany and Switzerland Increasingly international

Client type Institutional only Institutional and Intermediary

Funds raised previous 2 years £1.2bn (May 2015–2017) £3.0bn (May 2019–2021)

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Source: Schroders Capital Private Equity, 2021.

Growing portfolio of products addressing the democratisation of Private Equity

Live ProductsAlready represent £675m AUM with 100bps margin

Product Plans

Gaia II SPESemi-liquid fund

Launched in Sep 2019

Schroder UK Public Private Trust

Taken over in Dec 2019

Schroder British Opportunities Trust

IPO in Nov 2020

Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust

IPO in Dec 2020

Further semi-liquid funds

Targeting different client markets with different investment strategies

Combining Public/Private

Cross-over strategy Overcome structural

segmentation

Multiple Private Assets

Combine Debt and EquityYield focus

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OUR GROWTH STRATEGY

NICK PONTHead of Product Strategy - Private Debt

Private Debt: Navigating The Zero

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Source: Ares Management Corporation, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Callan Associates, Cass Business School, CBRE, De Montfort University, Moody’s, Preqin, S&P LCD and Schroders, 2020.Note: IG and HY corporate bond credit loss rates incorporate default losses (default rates adjusted for recovery rates) and price changes arising from changes in credit quality (net downgrade losses). Figures are shown for illustrative purposes only and may not be reflective of credit spreads or default experience on any individual investment or portfolio.

#TheZero is driving investors to reallocate to private debt

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Schroders Capital expanding private debt capability is delivering diversification, core income and true excess return

Private Debt capability Target client segments

Securitized CreditComplete range from benchmark aware to private credit and debt

Pensions, Endowments, Consultants,Insurance, Banks

Infrastructure DebtIG Euro & Sterling, Junior Euro & Sterling

Insurance, Pensions

ILSCat. Bond, All and Life ILS

Insurance, Pensions, Intermediary

Impact InvestingMicrofinance, EM infrastructure debt

Institutional (inc. DFIs),Intermediary

Real Estate DebtIG, Senior Loan & HY

Insurance, Pensions

Corporate Loans (Aus.)Nascent

Superannuation, Insurance

Diversified Illiquid Income SolutionsMulti-Private Credit Fund (MPCF)

UK DB pensions

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Source: Schroders Capital.

Providing access to full continuum of private asset income streams

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Europe Core+ RE

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Source: Schroders Capital AUM as at April 2021 (excludes non fee-earning dry powder)

Schroders Capital well positioned with expanding private debt capability

Capability Scale of platform Success to date

Securitized CreditComplete range from benchmark aware to private credit and debt AUM £9.4bn $1.5bn raised in Focus II in 2020

Infrastructure DebtIG Euro & Sterling, Junior Euro & Sterling AUM £1.5bn Julie II on track for target raise of >€1bn

ILSCat. Bond, All ILS and Life ILS AUM £2.5bn World’s largest Cat Bond fund

Impact InvestingMicrofinance, EM infrastructure debt AUM £2.6bn World’s largest Microfinance fund

Real Estate DebtIG, Senior Loan & HY Nascent Team in place/fundraising starting 2H21

Corporate Loans (Aus.) Nascent Team in place/fundraising starting 2H21

Diversified Illiquid Income SolutionsMulti-Private Credit Fund (MPCF) Nascent Team in place/fundraising starting 2H21

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OUR GROWTH STRATEGY

DAVID SEEXCo-Head Private Asset Sales and Head of Private Assets Solutions

Leveraging our capability to meet our clients needs

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Average account size 2017 vs. 2021 (£m)

Source: Schroders Capital, May 2021.Righthand chart references the two years prior to Schroders acquisition in 2017, and then the two most recent years (2019-2021/current).

Product flows vs. mandates

Illustration: Schroders Capital Private EquityInstitutions want fewer but more strategic relationships

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Our client base is our foundation for growth

A structured path to doubling of AUM

Schroders Capital

Schroders Capital

Cross sell our capabilities to existing clients

Add new institutional

clients

Win individual investors

(Democratisation)

AUM 2021 AUM 2025

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Leveraging the entire organisation

4,000+Schroders Institutional client relationships

900+Schroders Capital clients

Schroders Solutions mindset

Global distribution network

582Schroders global Distribution professionals

29Schroders Capital sales professionals

£192bnSchroders Solutions business

34Global offices around the world

676Schroders Insurance clients

Global client network

£133.5bnSchroders intermediary AUM

SchrodersPersonal Wealth30,000 mass affluent andHNW clients

Schroders Wealth Management£73bn wealth management business

Strong intermediary business

£22bnSchroders Capital Solutions business

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4 key takeaways

DOUBLE AUMIN THE NEXTFIVE YEARS

Cross sell to our existing private markets clients

Use innovation and investment edge to win new clients

Adopt a solutions approach and leverage the whole Schroders organisation

Democratize Private Assets

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Summary

OUR GROWTH STRATEGY

GEORG WUNDERLINGlobal Head of Private Assets

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A strong and fast-growing business today… ... perfectly positioned to achieve future ambitions

We are set to double our AUM by 2025

28% AUM CAGR since 2015

Able to generate £5-8bn of net new business p.a. out of the £6-9bn for Private Assets and Alternatives

Operating at a 3-year client longevity in excess of 11 years

30+ capabilities covering all asset-classes, pursuing a disciplined build-out

Edge in growth segments: Impact, income, democratization, solutions

Attractive home to Private Asset talent as proven by M&A and organic growth

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THANK YOU