#ItzOnWealthTech Ep. 51: The Future of Enterprise Wealthtech Webinar
What do you get when you bring together five leaders from the largest wealth management technology vendors in the industry? You get a webinar that is jam-packed with valuable information, thoughtful analysis and predictions for the future of enterprise wealthtech. Now hit the Play button! This episode of Wealth Management Today is brought to you […]
#ItzOnWealthTech Ep. 50: Why Advisors Should Love Regulation with Ian McKenna
“Regulation is a catalyst for innovation, not a restriction on it. In order to deliver on tighter regulations, invariably you need more technology. Regulation drives the demand for technology and and moves the industry forward in a very positive way.” — Ian McKenna, Founder & Director, Financial Technology Research Centre (FTRC) After 15 years working […]
47 Portfolio Management Systems Can’t All Survive
Our danger is not too few, but too many options … to be puzzled by innumerable alternatives. — Sir Richard Livingstone, British Scholar Overchoice or choice overload[1] is a cognitive process in which people have a difficult time making a decision when faced with many options. The term was first introduced by Alvin Tofflerin his […]
#ItzOnWealthTech Ep. 49: Radiating Positive Energy with Corey Westphal
“After just an hour, two thirds of our short-term memory is gone, it’s amazing how fast it leaves us. If you have a method to capture the information and document it, absolutely you’re going to see better results.” “The COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity for advisors to lead through change and and show their clients […]
Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop: After Motif Closes, Which Roboadvisors Will Survive?
“Success is 10% strategy and 90% execution.” — Karl Moore, Professor, Strategy & Organization, McGill University We’ve all heard the old adage that success is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration or some similar combination. Everything I’ve ever read about successful businesses backs up this ratio. One successful entrepreneur went so far as to say that […]
