Jonathan Warren: Why the robo-advice threat won't go away
Fourth industrial revolution
Jonathan Warren: Why robos are more threatening than client poaching
Jonathan Warren believes it would be unwise for financial services providers to ignore the threat posed by robo-advice, as the tech-focused 'fourth industrial revolution' gathers pace...
Some are claiming that robo-advice is becoming less of a concern for financial advisers, as indicated by research that took place at Intelliflo's Change the Game conferences. It is hard to disagree...
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