Fintech: the introduction of robo-advisors in the industry


While making important decisions, fintech firms usually reach out to a team of wealth advisors. This means that they have to regularly meet financial consultants who will discuss their ventures and make adjustments to their investment portfolio. This process can be costly and time consuming.

However, things are changing now with a revolutionary approach to wealth management. Thanks to the introduction of robo advisors, there is no need to hold these regular meetings. These are digital assistants that provide automated algorithm-based portfolio management analysis. They offer accurate figures and reliable risk assessment analysis. This technology is the first step towards building a completely transparent and secure experience.

Nowadays, machine learning and artificial intelligence are not restricted to automated systems, chatbots and smart tools. While years ago, getting advice from digital assistants might have been regarded as something weird, it is now a growing trend in the industry. Moreover, it is expected that the use of robo-advisors will bring an additional $2.2 trillion in profits for medium and large investors. These systems, alongside the rise of big data tools, digitised analytics and artificial intelligence, are becoming indispensable in successful financial management. This includes automated loan processing and wealth and data management.


Robo-advisors are changing the industry

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