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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Quarterly Commentary: Markets Rebound Around the Globe Stock markets rallied around the globe through most of the first quarter of 2019, reclaiming much of the fourth-quarter 2018 losses
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The U.S. Yield Curve Inverts, Will a Recession and Equity Bear Market Follow? The recent U.S. yield-curve inversion has investors worried.
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February Commentary: Unrelenting Recoveries Despite Unresolved Diplomacy Equity markets around the globe continued their recoveries unabated in February.
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January Commentary: Markets Thaw Despite Showdowns and Shutdowns A break from the fourth quarter's negative trend
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Putting 2018 in Perspective capital markets finished 2018 with an intense bout of volatility and risk aversion
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Quarterly Commentary: Late-Year Selloff Snowballs on Uncertainty The final quarter of 2018 hosted precipitous declines in stock markets around the globe
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What is the Official Bank Rate? To some, it's a mystery why it can have such an effect on market activity.
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Risk Management: The Intelligent Pursuit of Risk We consider risk as something to be actively, yet intelligently, pursued
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Negative Interest Rates: What's an Investor to Think? The main point of several central banks’ negative rate policies is to push down the short-term rates on loans in an effort to lift the country’s economy.
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Investment Fundamentals: Beta Beta measures the sensitivity of a security or a portfolio to the broader market’s fluctuations. investors can use beta to assess how their holdings might respond to rising and falling markets.