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SEI Investments Co Director Files Form 144 for $548.5K Proposed Stock Sale

Low SignificanceSeptember 1, 2026 at 4:42:01 PM EDT

SEI INVESTMENTS CO

$SEIC144CIK: 0000350894

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Filing Summary

Form 144 Notice of Proposed Sale of Securities

Issuer: SEI INVESTMENTS CO ($SEIC) Insider: CARMEN ROMEO (Director) Securities: 5,000 Common Shares Aggregate Market Value: $548,502.00 (~$109.70/share) Approximate Sale Date: 09/01/2026 Acquisition Method: Stock Option Exercise (Cashless Exercise) Broker: Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.

Comprehensive Analysis

Overview

On September 1, 2026, Carmen Romeo, a Director at SEI INVESTMENTS CO ($SEIC), filed a Form 144 notice declaring an intent to sell 5,000 shares of common stock through Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. The aggregate market value of the proposed transaction is $548,502.00, representing an implied price of approximately $109.70 per share.

Acquisition Details

  • Acquisition Date: 09/01/2026
  • Nature of Acquisition: Stock Option Exercise
  • Payment Method: Broker Payment for Cashless Exercise
  • Shares Acquired: 5,000

Market & Significance Impact

  • Transaction Size: 5,000 shares out of approximately 120,019,182 outstanding shares (~0.004%).
  • Trading Significance: Low. The transaction arises from a cashless exercise of stock options and represents a negligible fraction of the company's total outstanding equity. Routine option exercises by directors are standard liquidity events and typically do not signal shifting fundamentals.
Topics:#SEIC#SEIInvestments#InsiderTrading#Form144#SEC

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