Robo-advisors : What we know and what we expect.
15 June 2021
- Past event
Milo Bianchi (Toulouse School of Economics) ; Marie Brière (Amundi)
Abstract: In the first part of the lecture, we provide an overview of some of the key reasons behind the academic and industry interest in robo-advisors, highlighting how robo-advice could potentially address some fundamental problems in investors’ decision making as well as in traditional financial advice. In the second part, we discuss in more details our own work on robo-advisors for small investors, highlighting how robo-advisors can promote financial inclusion. In the third part of the lecture, we conclude with some thoughts on what the next generation of robo-advisors might look like, and more generally on which role AI can play for financial services.