Robo and D2C bosses expect £100bn growth in five years
Market currently worth about £209bn

Holly Mackay: “If the banks and life companies can crack this space, this will also fuel growth. But that’s a big ‘If’."
More than half of D2C platform and robo-advice bosses believe assets in the UK DIY investing space will rocket by more than £100bn in the next five years, according to Boring Money.
The firm's research, which canvassed 17 D2C platform and robo-advice CEOs and directors, found 10 of them (59%) expected growth in the UK space to grow by more than £100bn, while one-third (36%) believed...
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