SEI has launched a new office in Singapore, marking a key step in its international growth strategy. The company will initially offer asset servicing, professional services, and distribution of UCITS funds, with plans to expand offerings as client demand grows. This move positions SEI to better support global clients with Asian operations and capitalize on the region's rapidly growing asset management industry, which saw a 10% rise in assets under management in Singapore in 2025. Connall McGuckian, with extensive experience in the region, will lead the Singapore office to drive growth across Asia-Pacific.
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