InvestmentNews' New Technology Report: Entries now open

InvestmentNews' New Technology Report: Entries now open
Are you the future of wealth technology in the US?
JUN 18, 2024

InvestmentNews’ will spotlight the most beneficial technology and software in its inaugural New Technology Report.

We invite vendors to complete the form in the category most relevant to their organization or product.

This is your opportunity to showcase what makes your technology stand out in the financial services industry.

Winners will be published on the website in November.

Entries close on Friday, July 12.

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From Fisher to AE Wealth: Shannon Larson charts next phase of advisor independence
From Fisher to AE Wealth: Shannon Larson charts next phase of advisor independence

AE Wealth’s new president reflects on her 25 years in wealth management and how the industry’s cycle from independence to RIA to W-2 is redefining advisor affiliation models.

New report spotlights 'operational paradox' for mid-sized RIAs
New report spotlights 'operational paradox' for mid-sized RIAs

The Oasis Group white paper argues $100 million-$1 billion AUM firms spend too much time on investment operations, and the economics of TAMP outsourcing are better than they look.

TAVO Wealth breakaway debuts RIA with Concurrent investment after Raymond James exit
TAVO Wealth breakaway debuts RIA with Concurrent investment after Raymond James exit

"Advisors don't want to sacrifice flexibility and ownership in order to access that institutional quality resources and support," Concurrent's Joe Mooney says as his Merchant-backed RIA crosses $20 billion AUM.

AdvicePay hails 10th anniversary as fee-for-service planning hits $1 billion on platform
AdvicePay hails 10th anniversary as fee-for-service planning hits $1 billion on platform

A decade after launch, co-founder Alan Moore reflects on the model's rise, how firms have relaxed their Boomer millionaire bias, and what last year's AdvisorBOB acquisition means for the platform.

Digital assets adoption splits advisors as firm policies and education barriers persist
Digital assets adoption splits advisors as firm policies and education barriers persist

Survey finds policy hurdles and education gaps are shaping how advisors approach crypto allocations.

SPONSORED Are hedge funds the missing ingredient?

Wellington explores how multi strategy hedge funds may enhance diversification

SPONSORED Beyond wealth management: Why the future of advice is becoming more human

As technical expertise becomes increasingly commoditized, advisors who can integrate strategy, relationships, and specialized expertise into a cohesive client experience will define the next era of wealth management