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    Bridging the gap between retail investors and wealth managers is the future

    Wealth management still belongs to human intelligence and emotional withstanding, and the ground reality still reflects this, despite the rise of robo-advisory algorithms. However, technology can develop to aid wealth managers, such as the use of aggregator platforms for wealth managers, SaaS platforms with complete open stack and open API keys for execution activities across multiple asset classes, and seamless omnichannel experiences

    UBS weighs elevating Iqbal Khan to head wealth managment

    Tom Naratil, who co-leads the private banking business with Khan, may keep his regional role as the head of UBS's business in the Americas, people with knowledge of the deliberations said. No final decisions have been made and the plans could still change, they said.

    Building a lucrative career in the Wealth Management Industry
    HNIs want to move into a more holistic solution approach: Anand Rathi

    “In the last 5-7 years, HNIs have largely gravitated towards financial assets a lot more, especially equities. I do not think that trend will change in 2022.”

    Why robo advisers may not be for everyone

    Roboadvisers offer no advice. They might have blogs on their websites, but they deliberately steer clear of giving specific recommendations to clients.

    How one can avoid emotional spending

    The best way to avoid making poor emotional money decisions would be to sleep over it—wait a day. When you find yourself considering a significant purchase, investment, or other financial expenditures, first list out the pros and cons – including emotional comments.

    The Economic Times
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