Hybrid advice tech firm Ammonite secures £250,000 backing

Industrial Thought funds quarter of a million investment in Ammonite

Jenna Brown
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Ammonite, a hybrid advice technology company, has secured £250,000 in investment from Industrial Thought.

Industrial Thought is a group of companies focused on accelerating the future of wealth management. Ammonite creates financial adviser software dedicated to pure online engagement. It said its software allows firms to reach more customers with greater operational efficiency. It also uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to give advisers more tools to engage with and service a wider variety of clients.  Co-founder Rob Harradine said: "Today's investors expect fully remote or hybrid interaction. Having worked as financial advisers, we understand industry and investor frustra...

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