Wealth Technology

Advisors who learn to "operate" AI today could own the book of business tomorrow

Study shows AI‑savvy advisors gain time, sharpen advice and build a head start on future client flows

Advisors who learn to "operate" AI today could own the book of business tomorrow

The art of personalized reporting at scale

In today’s hyperpersonalized environment, investors expect a reporting experience as intuitive and engaging as the digital platforms they use every day. This shift demands advanced technology capable of delivering personalization at scale

The art of personalized reporting at scale

New Conquest CEO looks to the firm's future

Canadian wealthtech has grown under Mark Evans, now Brad Joudrie explains the challenges he sees advisors facing and how he wants to address them

New Conquest CEO looks to the firm's future

How one advisor uses AI for marginal gains, not moonshots

Chris Warner sees past the AI hype, to the small areas where this tech can make life easier, he argues its transformative promise lies in those small wins

How one advisor uses AI for marginal gains, not moonshots

Can an AI be a PM? One exec says it could get a spot on the team

Treating generative AI as a trainable teammate could be promising for portfolio managers, but it may never replace the role of final human decisions

Can an AI be a PM? One exec says it could get a spot on the team

Zero commission trading is rewiring investor expectations, says Aviso’s Petersen

Stacey Petersen talks to WP about why the shift is only the beginning of a broader evolution in investor experience

Zero commission trading is rewiring investor expectations, says Aviso’s Petersen