Half of advisers doubt tech will help close advice gap - research
44% do not think technology will solve problem
VitalityInvest found that the tool that might be able to make the most difference in closing the advice gap would be cashflow modelling.
Almost half of advisers (44%) do not believe technology can play a role in helping to close the advice gap, research conducted by VitalityInvest has found.
The use of technology, with robo-advice at the forefront, has been pushed by proponents as a workable solution to providing mass-market advice at affordable levels. However, the survey of 207 advisers...
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