Wealth management stories
Banking tasks for millions of customers can now be completed in one chat as DBS upgrades its virtual assistants with agentic AI.
Traders can now access Hong Kong, Singapore, Middle East and global services through one app, with features gated by local regulatory checks.
The wealth manager will use the funds to build AI tools for advisers and client service, as firms race to lift productivity and engagement.
Rising AI and data privacy disputes are pushing more US technology entrepreneurs into offshore protection structures before claims emerge.
The cloud migration is designed to replace ageing core systems and give Investec faster data access across four key markets.
The funding will help regulated finance firms monitor rapidly growing communications and trading data as AI-driven compliance risks intensify.
The funding will help Feathery expand software used by more than 300 financial firms to automate workflows and data sharing.
Investors are likely to focus on firmer demand as the IT services group booked its third straight quarter of deals above USD $1 billion.
Paid social costs are rising as UK finance marketers struggle to produce enough creative for platforms that now reward constant ad testing.
Investors risk misreporting gains, offsets and foreign income if they rely on chatbots instead of current Australian tax rules and records.
Prospects are more often reaching advisers ready to engage, with website form submissions up 110% as connected CRM systems boosted marketing performance.
The consultancy is betting that Australian buyers will back a decision-led CX model as brands struggle to prove revenue gains from journey redesigns.
Canadian investors can now use an AI-backed service that records the rationale behind each trade and benchmarks decisions against the S&P 500.
The move aims to help enterprises turn scattered AI pilots into production systems, with sector-specific tools for banking, telecoms and manufacturing.
Advisers could soon query live portfolio data in plain language, as d1g1t ties its wealth platform to ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot.
The move gives Chime members a way to invest from the same app they use for banking, with no account minimums and USD $1 entry.
Australia-based customers will soon get savings accounts and a credit card as Revolut commits nearly AUD $400 million to its local banking push.
Customers can now start investing from GBP £1 as the comparison site broadens its app into wealth products and deepens ties with users.
Eligible clients can now trade Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana on the brokerage, as Morgan Stanley deepens E*TRADE's push into digital assets.
Families saving for post-secondary education in Canada can now open accounts online in English and French, with less paperwork and faster checks.