Pave Finance CEO eyes UK ties, warns on private markets 'conflicts'

Pave Finance CEO Chris Ainsworth

Sophia Panayi
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In a recent interview with Professional Adviser, Pave Finance CEO Chris Ainsworth shared that the investment management business is looking to build relationships in Europe and took aim at private assets risks.

Pave Finance, which has $5.9bn in client assets, is a financial adviser tech company based in the US which offers quant-based investment management. In October last year, the tech firm integrated with Charles Schwab and at the beginning of this year it integrated with Fidelity Investments. The business currently operates in the US but is "working with getting close" with organisations in Europe, including the UK, the Middle East, Asia and Latin America, according to Ainsworth. Ainsworth has over 20 years of experience in the financial services and was most recently, head of America...

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