Industry must embrace technology or 'face becoming obsolete' - Cicero
Higher income households receptive to tech-led advice
More than a third of consumers would rather ditch face-to-face advice and engage digitally, yet the vast majority of advisers have no plans to offer digital services anytime soon, new research has found.
About 39% of consumers would embrace digital channels for keeping track of their finances, a survey by research agency Cicero found, yet a mere 28% of advisers have plans to digitise within the next two...
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