RIA leaders face a new challenge in the AI age: helping advisors grow while protecting the human side of advice.
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Advisor Upside caught up with Maiuri to discuss how AI is changing the wealth management industry beyond the tech’s latest point solutions.
Early adopters of artificial intelligence have redeployed staff from operational work to higher-value tasks.
The tools help wealth shops deliver tax services without building a practice from scratch.
Blue Owl Capital and Sixth Street Growth led the Series E funding round.
Venture capital and Wall Street stalwarts have poured heavily into advisor-focused AI platforms in recent months.
The wealthtech firm is integrating three comparison tools through annuities provider DPL Financial Partners.
The funding news comes just over a week after Altruist launched a new tax planning tool, sending wealth management stocks tumbling.
Industry stalwarts are rolling with the punches and continuing to embrace the future tech.
Tax planning tools have been around for years, but they’ve mostly been manual.
AI tools can take care of a lot of the prep and post-work for meetings, allowing for better, more thoughtful dialogues between advisors and clients.
The technology isn’t just reshaping workflows, it’s redefining the industry itself.
The CFP Board presented four possible scenarios on how AI will impact wealth managers in the year 2030.
Outside of some high-net-worth clients’ portfolios, tokenized assets are not yet the norm among advisors.
AI lead generators can search through public databases for potential clients. Which ones live up to the hype?