MoneyMarketing writes about AI for financial advisers in their August edition. Adding to the debate and with an investing lens, Siviwe Jeyi, Business Development Analyst at Mergence Investment Managers, says that AI is likely to be adopted as a support tool to enhance, rather than replace, existing fundamental and quantitative approaches. It is likely to be increasingly integrated into the investment decision-making process to enhance data analysis, improve forecasting and support portfolio construction. However, human oversight will remain essential to validate model outputs and provide contextual judgement.
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