Schroders’ retreat and Neuberger Berman’s expansion highlight diverging paths in a fiercely competitive market
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Schroders PLC’s looming exit from China’s wholly foreign-owned mutual fund sector is laying bare a sharp strategic divide among global asset managers: While some are retreating from a high-cost, crowded market, rivals are doubling down.
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