Led by Intelligence Analyst Lindsay Davis
Sudden volatility has shaken the markets and the state of wealth management in 2018. While traditional wealth managers are buckling down for more volatility, new technology backed wealth tech startups are undeterred by a potential correction in the long-run.
In 2018, traditional wealth management firms are seeking to reclaim investment ground by launching in-house robo-advisors, white-label platforms, and rapid tech acquisitions.
At the same time, wealth tech startups are tapping into untapped markets within the wealth management industry and remain focused on customer’s demands for higher returns and transparent fees.
In this briefing, we dig into the following:
- Trends to watch in 2018
- Wealth tech moves beyond robo-advisors
- Wealth management software becomes ‘risk-on’
- Impact investing strategies widen the market for investors
- Micro-investing attracts an untapped market
- The latest battleground in China fintech is wealth management
- Wealth management infrastructure investing will increase
- Incumbents get ahead of the next wave of wealth tech
- Could cryptos be the next diversification tool?
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