Areas of Expertise
- Creates and maintains our funds and portfolios
- Performs in-depth research and due diligence to support our investment process
- Provides extensive research and reporting on investment managers, markets and other topics
- Produces thoroughly researched market commentaries and educational articles for our clients and their end investors
The SEI Investment Management Unit (IMU) is responsible for creating and maintaining an array of both proprietary and custom mutual funds, mutual fund model portfolios and alternative investments.
Our investment process is based on research and due diligence conducted by dedicated analysts in an open, academic environment where conclusions are based on carefully evaluated facts.
We provide extensive research and reporting on investment managers, financial markets and other investment topics.
Recent Articles from SEI Investment Management Unit
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June Commentary: Stocks Splash Higher Despite Waves of Uncertainty
Stock markets around the world managed to mount a resounding comeback
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Black Swan Continues to Make Waves
The first wave of COVID-19 continued to spread in the second quarter of 2020
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Market Perspectives: Large Cap Overview
Kevin Barr and Dave Hintz discuss the U.S. large-cap market environment
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U.S. Value Stocks: Neglected Opportunity
Growth stocks have outperformed value stocks for most of the past decade
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Market Perspectives: State of the Market
Quite a bit has changed since the COVID-19 crisis first began to spread across the globe
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May Commentary: Investors Look Forward to Looser Lockdowns
Global financial markets continued their sharp rallies in May
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The Odd Couple: Recessions and Value
Value stocks frequently exhibit significant outperformance following recessionary troughs
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Revisiting Value Investing: A Behavioural Finance Perspective
It’s easy to overlook long-term benefits when faced with shorter-term drawbacks
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April Commentary: Investors Look Past the Pandemic
Our current black swan could be an opportunity to become a more informed investor
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The Shape of the Recovery: V, W or L? Looking Beyond the Letters
Why do we try to distil current setbacks into simple shapes?
