There has never been a better time to invest into artificial intelligence. In our day-to-day lives, consumers are intrigued and actively looking into AI tools such as AI voice changers, AI music generators, and AI art generators. Undoubtedly, the buzzword of 2023’s first quarter is AI: how it is changing the way we interact and create content, both on a professional and personal level. The field of wealth management is no exception to the AI wave: indeed, the integration of AI into portfolio construction has become a topic of growing interest.

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AI and Profitability

‍According to a report by Accenture, AI has the potential to boost rates of profitability by an average of 38 percent by 2035. Wealth managers who embrace AI-driven portfolio construction and prioritize personalization are likely to see improved investment outcomes, higher client satisfaction, and greater efficiency.

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Personalization is critical in portfolio construction, as each client has different investment goals, risk tolerances, and preferences. Wealth managers who use traditional portfolio construction methods may miss important details about their clients' financial situations, leading to suboptimal investment outcomes. However, by using AI-driven portfolio construction engines, wealth managers can analyze vast amounts of data and construct portfolios that are better aligned with their clients' individual needs.

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‍The Potential of AI in Wealth Management

‍In addition, AI-driven portfolio construction engines can help wealth managers manage risk more effectively. By analyzing market data and identifying potential risks, the AI algorithm can construct portfolios that are better positioned to weather market volatility and protect a client's assets. This can lead to better risk-adjusted returns and a more stable investment portfolio.

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Moreover, the potential of AI is vast and ever-growing, and wealth managers who invest in AI-related products and services are likely to see significant benefits in the long term. According to one study, the global AI in fintech market size is expected to reach USD 41.16 billion by 2030. Investing in AI can help wealth managers stay ahead of the curve and better serve their clients.

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Privé Technologies is anticipating the global surge into AI-driven technologies driven by both the need for company innovation and client demand. Our AI-driven portfolio construction engine, therefore, is able to personalize portfolios in mere seconds, factoring in more than a dozen different personal choices and wants. By using genetic algorithms, advisors can easily construct portfolios that are tailored to their clients’ specific financial goals and preferences. This helps financial institutions to deliver better investment outcomes and higher client satisfaction.In conclusion, personalization and AI-driven portfolio construction are the future of wealth management. By leveraging genetic algorithms and investing in AI-related products and services, advisors can construct portfolios that are better aligned with their clients' individual needs and investment goals. This can lead to improved investment outcomes, higher client satisfaction, and greater efficiency.

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‍Sales Contacts

‍Rutul Gandhi

Chief Revenue Officer, APAC

sales@privetechnologies.com

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