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October 29, 2009
21:20 EDTSEIC
theflyonthewall.com: SEI Investments should get a boost as markets start to recover, Barron's says
Part asset manager, part consultant and part technology provider, a combination that serves SEI Investments (SEIC) well, and one that could benefit investors in the years to come. Like other financial-services companies, SEI has felt significant pain in recent years, thanks to a tumbling stock market. Revenues this year are likely to be down nearly 25% from the company's 2007 peak. Shares have managed to hold their own in the last 12 months, up 6%, but the stock remains relatively cheap on a historical basis. With markets recovering, SEI looks primed to help financial-services firms reassess priorities and deal with the inevitable call for greater regulation, says Barron's. At a recent $17.49, SEI shares currently fetch 15.2 times 2010 earnings estimates, well below the company's 10-year median multiple of 21. The company has been investing in a new technology platform since early in the decade and should begin to see the fruits of that investment in the coming years. SEI hopes the new platform can help it gain market share among European banks. Meanwhile, a recent round of layoffs and the leveling off of technology investments are likely to lower SEI's costs in coming quarters. The resulting earnings leverage promises market-beating returns. Reference Link :theflyonthewall.com



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February 10, 2012
10:44 EDTSEIC
theflyonthewall.com: SEI Investments upgraded to Buy from Neutral at Garp Research

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February 6, 2012
04:59 EDTSEIC
theflyonthewall.com: SEI selected by Asset Value Investors to provide outsourcing services
SEI Investments announced that it has been selected by Asset Value Investors, or AVI, to provide full fund administration and trustee and custodial services for the investment manager's new Irish Qualified Investment Funds, or QIFs. AVI, a London-based global manager, launched the QIFs to offer its investors a regulated product while still being able to maintain the flexibility of its investment strategies. :theflyonthewall.com

January 30, 2012
05:11 EDTSEIC
theflyonthewall.com: SEI selected by Monsoon Capital to provide outsourcing services
SEI announced that it has been selected by Monsoon Capital, a U.S.-based alternative asset manager focusing on emerging markets, to provide full fund administration and trustee and custodial services for the firm's UCITS IV fund. :theflyonthewall.com