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Alternatives to SEI LifeYield

SEI LifeYield sells software that manages taxes across all of a household's investment accounts rather than one account at a time. Its customers are wealth management firms and other large financial services companies that build the tools into their own advisor platforms; the company calls the approach a unified managed household. Read the SEI LifeYield profile.

10 vendors in the same categories, closest match first.

d1g1t

Enterprise wealth platform for reporting, portfolio management and client portals

  • Family offices
  • RIAs
  • Broker-dealers
  • Banks and trust companies

Portfolio managementCustom quote

AddeparIn the news

Portfolio data, analytics and reporting platform for wealth firms

  • RIAs
  • Family offices
  • Banks and trust companies
  • Asset managers

Portfolio managementCustom quote

Performativ

Cloud wealth management operating system for European wealth managers, family offices and private banks

  • Family offices
  • Asset managers
  • Banks and trust companies
  • RIAs

Portfolio managementCustom quote

55ipIn the news

Tax-managed portfolio implementation software for advisors and wealth firms

  • RIAs
  • Broker-dealers
  • Asset managers

Portfolio managementCustom quote

AllocateRite

AI-driven portfolio management, direct indexing, trading and OCIO platform for RIAs, family offices and asset managers

  • RIAs
  • Family offices
  • Banks and trust companies
  • Asset managers

Portfolio managementCustom quote

Avaloq

Core banking and wealth management platform for private banks

  • Banks and trust companies
  • Asset managers

Portfolio managementCustom quote

Temenos

Banking and wealth management software for banks and private banks

  • Banks and trust companies
  • Asset managers

Portfolio managementCustom quote

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