SEI appoints Sandy Ewing to lead family office and regulation services
24 August 2022 US
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SEI has appointed Sandy Ewing to lead its family office and regulatory services department. Ewing will be responsible for advancing SEI’s business opportunities and enacting growth strategies across the company’s new and existing markets.
Formerly executive vice president at SEI, Ewing has more than 40 years of experience in financial services, and has been with the company for 27 years.
She currently serves as a board member for the SEI Private Trust Company, and was previously head of TRUST 3000 for SEI’s private banking business.
The company’s regulatory services use a single platform to help investment managers and institutions uphold reporting and compliance requirements for a range of sectors, including alternative vehicles, separate accounts, sovereign wealth funds, and family offices.
SEI’s family office services provide technology and outsourced services to support accounting, investment, management, and reporting for family offices, private banks, and alternative asset managers.
Commenting on her new role, Ewing says: “The demand for digital transformation, transparency, and compliance continues to place pressure on financial intermediaries to keep up while scaling their businesses. The industry is ripe with opportunities to help our clients embrace change, stay ahead, and make confident decisions for their futures — and their investors’ futures.”
Ryan Hicke, CEO of SEI, adds: “As technology and asset management increasingly become inextricably linked, we are focused on solving our clients’ most complex challenges, meeting their emerging and converging needs, and helping them transform their businesses. Sandy’s perspective and experience navigating the ever-evolving financial services landscape will be critical in identifying opportunities and maximising our capabilities to help them meet the demands of today and tomorrow.”
Formerly executive vice president at SEI, Ewing has more than 40 years of experience in financial services, and has been with the company for 27 years.
She currently serves as a board member for the SEI Private Trust Company, and was previously head of TRUST 3000 for SEI’s private banking business.
The company’s regulatory services use a single platform to help investment managers and institutions uphold reporting and compliance requirements for a range of sectors, including alternative vehicles, separate accounts, sovereign wealth funds, and family offices.
SEI’s family office services provide technology and outsourced services to support accounting, investment, management, and reporting for family offices, private banks, and alternative asset managers.
Commenting on her new role, Ewing says: “The demand for digital transformation, transparency, and compliance continues to place pressure on financial intermediaries to keep up while scaling their businesses. The industry is ripe with opportunities to help our clients embrace change, stay ahead, and make confident decisions for their futures — and their investors’ futures.”
Ryan Hicke, CEO of SEI, adds: “As technology and asset management increasingly become inextricably linked, we are focused on solving our clients’ most complex challenges, meeting their emerging and converging needs, and helping them transform their businesses. Sandy’s perspective and experience navigating the ever-evolving financial services landscape will be critical in identifying opportunities and maximising our capabilities to help them meet the demands of today and tomorrow.”
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