Tech is key issue for rising stars of finance, finds NextWealth

Ahead of 22 March conference

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Emerging technology, closing the advice gap and robo advice are three of the burning issues for the next generation of financial professionals, according to NextWealth.

For 2022's NextWealth Live event, to be held on 22 March, nominations were invited for 15 future leaders from providers, platforms and financial advice professionals. These ‘rising stars' are each given a free ticket to the event, underwritten by NextWealth and the event's sponsors. Asked what stands out from the agenda for them, "Emerging technologies and their impact on economies and society" rated highly with the group, indicating the essential role of tech to the next generation. India Clegg, a rising star from Bravura Solutions said: "As the world becomes more socially aware, bec...

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