Richard Ardron: Where is technology taking the advice profession?
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Richard Ardron: "In whichever direction our profession heads next, technology is set to be at the core in supporting advice and positive outcomes."
With increased regulatory pressures and the ever-changing dynamics of clients and tech, running an advisory business is hugely demanding. Richard Ardron considers how advisers are adapting - and what comes next
Most advisers, when pushed, would admit to struggling at times to manage the many new dynamics of today's client - and that is ‘manage' from a time perspective. This arises from trying to meet the needs...
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