Anonymous

26 May 2020

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What are some disruptive technologies used in the financial sector?

Apart from AI, blockchain, robotics, big data and analytics, any other examples?

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Frankie Rappaport

26 May 2020

-super fast and cheap international money transfers

-automated robo advisors

-artificial intelligence stock selection

-customized ETF portfolios where you could exclude stocks from an underlying index at your will

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