SEI Names US Private Banking Chief Revenue Officer

Editorial Staff

8 October 2025

SEI, which provides investment processing and management, and investment operations solutions, has appointed one of its senior figures, Dave Langdale , as chief revenue officer for its US private banking business, effective January 1, 2026.

Reporting to Sanjay Sharma, global head of SEI’s private banking business and chief executive of SEI International, Langdale will oversee sales and client service and be responsible for defining and executing growth strategies that focus on business expansion through new and existing clients, as well as expanding revenue streams, SEI said in a statement yesterday.

Langdale is global head of operations, responsible for developing and maintaining SEI’s global operational footprint, including SEI Private Trust Company and SEI’s global capabilities center in Hyderabad, India.

“From our supply chain to customer delivery, Dave brings an intimate knowledge of how our business runs, which is core to his ability to align revenue strategies with our operational capabilities and ensure scalability,” Sharma said. “As we continue to transform our business to capitalize on industry trends and help our clients meet evolving investor demands, Dave will add tremendous value in executing our mission to power the future of wealth.”

Langdale, who joined SEI in 2002, has served in various roles in operations, most recently leading the strategic vision and delivery of SPTC’s back-office operations as president of SPTC. He has more than 20 years of experience in the financial services industry.

As of December 31, 2024, SEI had about $7.1 trillion in assets processed on SEI’s wealth management platforms, about $1.1 trillion in assets under custody, and around 1.8 million accounts on its wealth management platforms.