Attivo Investments partners with SEI to launch goal-based MPS

Stephen Harper leads the business as CEO

Sahar Nazir
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Attivo Investments has been launched to the UK adviser market and has entered a strategic partnership with SEI to run a managed portfolio service (MPS).

It will initially offer three ranges of model portfolios focused on goal-based investing with fee structures between 25 and 64bps operating under a co-chief investment officer (CIO) approach. It said it would run low cost and core MPS ranges as well as a high net worth-focused offering called ‘APEX'. SEI head of asset management EMEA Ian Love added: "In today's economic environment, personalisation and access are no longer the exception to meeting investors' financial goals -they're requirements. "Our co-CIO approach empowers Attivo Investments to deliver personalised portfolios at...

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