Marilyn Cole: A robo-boost for all advisers
Industry is on a learning curve
The rise of automated advice is often portrayed as a battle between robots and humans but, asks Marilyn Cole, could it not end up helping everyone in the adviser community and wider financial services sector?
There has been a huge amount of debate surrounding automated advice - a subject often characterised as a battle between face-to-face advisers and their robo-rivals. Yet what if the spread of automated...
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