IA launches fintech guide for 'laggard' asset management industry

'Solutions to pressing business needs'

James Baxter-Derrington
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The Investment Association (IA) has published a new guide offering investment managers “comprehensive advice” on how to incorporate fintech into their businesses.

Best practice for fintech engagement, spearheaded by Graham Kellen, chief technology officer at Schroders Personal Wealth, and written by the IA engine fintech advisory panel, has concluded that if investment managers are to "successfully adopt cutting-edge technology" there must be a "clear, specific business problem to solve and an organisational culture and multi-level senior sponsorship supportive of innovation". It provides guidance for managers in identifying potential fintech partners and solutions to business problems.  Recommendations are also offered on organisational readin...

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