Millennials still want 'traditional' advice despite rise of robo
Experts hint at lower interest in robo-advice than expected
Robo-advice may be less popular among technology-savvy millennials than is commonly assumed, according to a group of industry experts.
A panel debate at the Morningstar Conference suggested young people still wanted a human element to financial advice, despite the perception they favour fully automated processes. Speaking on 10 May...
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