Schroders wealth arm revenues double after Cazenove deal

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Schroders' private banking arm has seen net revenues almost double following its acquisition of Cazenove Capital last summer.

In its results for the first quarter of the year, Schroders reported net revenue in its wealth management business had risen 90% to £50.3m, up from £26.5m in Q1 2013. Profit before tax and exceptional items was up 171% at £13.3m, while AUM remained broadly flat at £30.2bn. The asset management business  saw net inflows of £3.8bn in the first quarter of 2014, thanks to a strong three months in the intermediary market. This figure is 58% higher than that of the fourth quarter last year. However, the asset manager cautioned demand may reduce in the short term. Assets under management ...

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