Close Brothers partners with technology firm SEI for platform offering

Several CBAM employees to join SEI’s operations as part of agreement

Isabel Baxter
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Wealth manager Close Brothers Asset Management (CBAM) has partnered with technology firm SEI and will be adopting its platform.

The firm will be adopting the SEI Wealth Platform (SWP) and SEI Data Cloud, a technology, data and operational outsourcing solution. CBAM said it chose SEI following a "comprehensive, multi-stage selection process" involving several providers. Several CBAM employees will join SEI's SWP operations team as part of the agreement. SEI and CBAM said they will 2work closely to ensure a smooth and successful transition". Alongside the SEI partnership, CBAM will also adopt Objectway's Portfolio Management Solution, and outsource order execution activities to Winterflood Business Services (...

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