Future of Investing

Why big financial firms are building robos instead of white labeling

  • Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase have all launched their own digital investment products; Goldman Sachs, Raymond James, YF Financial and ICBC are all currently developing their own
  • Like Walmart’s purchase of Jet.com to compete with Amazon, large financial institutions are launching home grown robots-advisers to compete for DIY or too-small investors
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