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Schroders secures £80bn from Lloyds in wealth tie-up

‘The aim is to become a top-three UK financial planning business within five years’, Lloyds says as it unveils new partnership

Lloyds in the City: the UK banking group has announced a wealth management tie-up with Schroders
Lloyds in the City: the UK banking group has announced a wealth management tie-up with Schroders Photo: Getty Images

Schroders, the UK-listed asset manager, has been handed an £80bn slice of a coveted investment mandate from Lloyds Banking Group — part of a multibillion-pound wealth tie-up that has been agreed between the two organisations.

The new wealth partnership, which Schroders and Lloyds earlier this month confirmed was under discussion, will involve the two firms setting up a joint-venture company focusing on financial planning for affluent customers, 50.1% owned by Lloyds and 49.9% owned by Schroders.

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