The changing face (or should that be interface?) of asset management

Will AI replace humans over the next five years?

Natalie Kenway
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Last week saw two large asset management houses announce significant overhauls to restructure the senior management of their businesses and/or the divisions in an attempt to place the customer at the heart of their business, and improve competitiveness in what can be described as a highly-saturated industry.

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