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Robos will fare well in market volatility with nerves of steel

Online investment platforms, which for the most part offer passive investment portfolios, say their clients can handle market volatility in 2016.

When it comes to market volatility, robo-advisers are expected to ride out rocky markets with the help of online tools.

Online investment platforms, which for the most part offer clients passive investment portfolios, say their clients can handle market ups and downs, and they are ready to work wi

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