There has been a lot of talk about the City’s emergence as a mecca for artificial intelligence and technological innovation. What there hasn’t been a lot of in the investment world are discussions around whether or not the sector can survive a hard Brexit outcome.
It’s been 33 years since the first Terminator film hit our cinema screens, but it hasn’t stopped many obsessing about a possible robot uprising.
Polar Capital has revealed plans to launch an automation and artificial intelligence fund, the 25th product from the investment manager.
London-based investment boutique Smith & Williamson has launched a new Ucits-compliant global thematic fund which will invest in stocks set to gain from developments in Artificial Intelligence.
Asset and wealth managers are more upbeat about their prospects than other sectors of the financial services industry, but are lagging others technologically according to the CBI/PwC Financial Services Survey.
Sanlam has claimed it is now offering the world’s first ever balanced fund run by artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Tech is genuinely changing the way asset and wealth managers work. So, what are the big developments and how can firms be sure they are ahead of the curve?
Smith & Williamson is the latest fund manager to try its hand at the artificial intelligence game, with the launch of a thematic global equity fund.
Allianz Global Investors is launching Global Artificial Intelligence equity fund to profit from advancements in areas such as ‘big data’ analysis, machine learning, self-driving cares and the ‘internet of things’.
