Schroders Capital, the $111.8 billion private investment arm of Schroders, has appointed a managing director from Oaktree, Sabrina Meng, as head of business development for Asia.
She will join the firm on March 2, 2026, supporting the expansion of its specialist private markets sales team across the region, according to a statement on Friday.
Based in Hong Kong, Meng will lead business development and sales efforts in Asia, deepen client relationships, and continue building the specialist sales team. She will report to Ingo Heinen, global head of Schroders Capital business development, and serve on the Asia client group executive committee.
“Asia is an important, strategic region and Sabrina’s experience, combined with our deep bench of client relationship experience across Schroders Group and the specialist capabilities within Schroders Capital, will help us continue to unlock opportunities to drive accelerated growth,” Heinen said.
Meng brings 17 years of experience in consulting, investment, and fundraising across private markets, with expertise in private and structured credit, private equity, and real assets.
She will focus on fundraising for Schroders Capital’s private debt and credit alternatives business, which has S$41.6 billion in assets under management, covering securitised and asset-based finance, real estate debt, infrastructure debt, and insurance-linked securities.
Before joining Schroders Capital, Meng spent eight years at Oaktree Capital and most recently served as managing director of Oaktree’s Capital formation group, and the general manager and legal representative of Oaktree (Beijing) investment management. In that role, she helped build the Asia franchise, oversaw fundraising in Greater China and Southeast Asia, and expanded the firm’s intermediary business.
She previously held roles at Monument Group, Emerald Hill Capital Partners, and Bain & Company.
“Sabrina’s experience in private debt and credit alternatives complements our focus in Asia as we continue to respond to growing client demand for enhanced income opportunities across the full credit spectrum,” said Gopi Mirchandani, head of client group for Asia.
