KNOWLEDGE CENTER

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  • Aug
    8
    2012

    The Relationship Business: Expect the Unexpected

    At its heart, wealth management is a service business built on the power of personal relationships. According to SEI sponsored research, investor perception of the client-manager relationship entails far more than just the one-on-one interaction with their wealth managers [... More]

  • Jul
    27
    2012

    Objectivity and the Client Experience

    Clients place great importance on their wealth manager's ability to listen to them and gain a deep understanding of their needs. What does objectivity really mean? How can wealth managers communicate objectivity to their clients? [... More]

  • Jul
    20
    2012

    Independence: The Right Standard?

    The financial crisis left lasting effects on the wealth management industry. Today's investors expect more from their wealth managers than ever before. What impacts do their increasing demands have on your business? [... More]

  • Jun
    29
    2012

    Tackling Transparency

    Tackling Transparency is the first in a series of five articles about the lasting effects the financial crisis has had on the wealth management industry. What does transparency truly means to your clients? Find out how to focus on the quality, not the quantity, of your reporting. [... More]

  • Mar
    5
    2012

    Is Iran About to Receive a SWIFT Kick?

    While many analysts are concerned about the possibility of military conflict between Iran and the West over the former’s nuclear ambitions, economic and financial sanctions against Iran continue to escalate. In recent months, Europe and the U.S. have put increasing pressure on the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication to stop facilitating cross-border financial transactions for Iranian banks. SEI is monitoring the situation primarily from a market risk and asset allocation perspective. [... More]

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