Tag: Kidbrooke
Is the metaverse the next frontier for banks?
Ever since Meta, formerly Facebook, gave that presentation on its move to the metaverse, the virtual world has become more of a reality.
Why financial simulation is key for engagement
The cost-of-living crisis has encouraged more people to engage with their finances. However, it is hard to know what to do when starting out. Kidbrooke has urged wealth managers to use financial simulation to inspire clients.
How investment firms can compete with social media for attention
Social media has become a core part of the lives of many. As people look to invest to curb impacts of the economic climate, will social media become their financial advisor?
Why the cost-of-living means more customer-centricity in finance
As the cost of living continues to rise, the financial outlook of consumers is shifting rapidly. Kidbrooke has urged firms to move towards customer-centricity.
Is no-code technology the future of WealthTech?
No-code technology is quickly becoming a major trend in software development. As wealth managers continue to increase their exposure to digital services, will no-code technology be their go-to solution?
Can digital channels match physical advisors for quality?
As more wealth management companies move towards digital investment guidance and direct-to-investor models, Kidbrooke has asked the question if digital channels can match the teams of physical advisors in terms of quality.
How Kidbrooke’s tool helped a family get peace of mind
Planning for the future can be tough, but what does a family do if they need to spend more than they earn? Kidbrooke has released a new report on accident insurance: would my savings suffice?.
Will wealth managers turn to decentralised finance?
There is a growing hype around digital assets. Blockchain, cryptocurrencies and NFTs are all growing in the public interest – will wealth managers jump on the trend?
Why wealth managers should be wary of digital legacy traps
The growth of digital use in wealth management is helping the industry go from strength to strength. However, there are still some key traps wealth managers can fall into when developing their digital offering.
The six main challenges for banks when adopting technology
When banks turn to new technologies, there are undoubtedly always going to be growing pains. Despite this, the adoption of technology is a top priority for this group.