Rainer Ender
The Navigator
Judgement in the fog, money, risk and the call others cannot make.
Rainer Ender emerges as a Navigator, steering Schroders Capital's private equity strategy through complex, fragmented global markets with disciplined orientation. His physics background informs a rigorous, empirical approach to portfolio construction, and he consistently frames decision-making around mapping inefficiencies rather than chasing scale.
“If you go to the very early stage, an early stage company is priced based on the quality of the founders, their experience. The creativity of the business idea. That's less cyclical through the market and also the money inflows into the segment are less cyclical than at the late stage.”
“Mintas is a new Concept in art investing, giving investors the chance to own the unownable through an FCA authorised and regulated fractionalization platform which offers access to iconic and rare paintings from contemporary art masters like Warhol, Kondo, Francis Bacon and Basquia, actual paintings, not digital assets.”
“So how are you finding it and how are you expecting it to develop? So it's probably more advanced than people think. Basically we have two countries in Asia with 1.4 billion people. And India each. So that's twice as much as Europe and the US combined roughly. So big markets, big growth.”
“There's also other products that are being established where just the ticket sizes get much smaller and therefore the affordability to park some of the assets or the wealth in a less liquid format is then easier to pursue.”
Money Maze Podcast: “Rainer Ender of Schroders Capital on their $75 Billion Private Assets Business”
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