Lee Jin Xing

10 Apr 2021

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One of the main attraction of Robo is that they offer diversification with a low cost. However, with more low cost brokerage coming up, what are the robo doing to continue attracting new customers?

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Anon

08 Aug 2021

Increase in customizability of portfolios, adding of human touch, and pulling in other wealth management products such as insurance.

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