SEI, Aquiline and Family Office

SEI Investments to Sell Its Family Office Service Business to Aquiline
SEI Investments Co. SEIC has agreed to divest its Family Office Service operations to Acquiline Capital Partners LP (Acquiline) for $120 million. Details of SEIC’s Divestiture SEIC’s Family Office Services business offers technology and outsourced solutions that integrate accounting,
Aquiline to acquire SEI’s Family Office Services business for $120M
Aquiline and SEI have entered into a definitive agreement for Aquiline to acquire SEI’s Family Office Services business. Following the
Aquiline to scoop up SEI’s family offices services unit
Aquiline Capital Partners has agreed to acquire SEI ’s family office services business. The purchase price is $120 million. The transaction is expected to close in late second quarter of 2025. Following the closing of the deal, the business will operate as Archway.
Aquiline to Acquire SEI's Family Office Services Business
As part of the transaction, Family Office Services employees in SEI's Indianapolis, Denver, and Oaks offices, including members of the Family Office Services business' core leadership team, will transition with the business. Commenting on the opportunity, Vincenzo La Ruffa, Managing Partner at Aquiline, said:
SEI Investments to sell family office unit with $723B in assets on its platform to Aquiline
Oaks-based SEI Investments has agreed to sell a division of the company to a New York firm, affecting roughly 150 employees.
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