SEI Investments adds Kristie Edling-Day as IT chief
The Chief Information Officer's initial ownership report lists no securities as beneficially owned.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
SEI Investments Co (SEIC) reports that Kristie Edling-Day, its Chief Information Officer, became subject to Section 16 upon commencing employment. Her initial ownership report states that she beneficially owned no securities. The submission was delayed while EDGAR filing access codes were being obtained.
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