Schroders Capital launches AI analyst platform
Internal tool will create “significant portion” of draft investment summaries for analysts
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The biggest themes driving markets over the next three years
In an increasingly unforeseeable world, there are some predictable themes pushing the direction of global markets
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Generation next with Oakglen Wealth’s Eloise Rouse: ‘The tables are turning’
The investment manager reflects on the future of women in finance and considers the potential for growth in ESG investing
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Wealth manager Q&A with Matt Sharp: ‘AI is the next game changer’
Head of UK investment management at Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management on the effect of technology
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The tech giants are facing an ‘existential event’
Mega-cap leaders have overcapitalised in the winner takes all race for dominance in AI, putting their future relevance into question
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Generation next with Fiera Capital’s Bortot: There’s a new breed of investment professional
Portfolio manager Mathieu Bortot on his path to a career in investment and the importance of learning to trust your own convictions
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Kepler: The sectors unscathed by the AI takeover
There is value to be found in the industries immune to the AI revolution, writes Kepler’s Ryan Lightfoot-Aminoff
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Wealth manager Q&A with Caroline Kitidis: Tech it or leave it
Global head of ultra-high net worth at HSBC Global Private Banking, on the importance of remaining open-minded and willing to embrace new technologies
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BJSS and Sparck: Half of UK businesses might not exist in 10 years
Business leaders have focused on near-term threats and neglected their long-term survival, according to a new study
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How can wealth managers use AI in a practical way?
Wealth managers need to integrate AI, but it must be in a pragmatic and grounded way, says Mallowstreet’s Stu Breyer
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View from the top: Jane Nicholls on aligning the ’wheel
Redwheel’s head of business development
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Is the AI hype machine losing steam?
Markets are overlooking some glaring issues with AI that could result in dire consequences, writes Philip Gottschalk