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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

Tanaya Macheel | January 30, 2018

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