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How firms involve advisors in software decisions

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By Jonathan Got Verified, Noushin Ziafati Verified, Kevin Press Verified
| Advisor.ca Verified
istock/laddawan punna Advisors want software to be as easy as ordering a ride or meal delivery, industry experts say. To close the gap between advisor expectations and technology limitations, firms need to listen to advisor needs, involve advisors in software decisions and set clear rules for using external AI tools. “They’re not just looking at the tools that IG has versus a Big Six banking application,” Brent Allen, head of sales and distribution at IG said.
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How financially prepared are new, expecting Canadian parents?

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By Noushin Ziafati Verified
| Investment Executive (IE) Verified
In a regional breakdown, parents in Saskatchewan and Manitoba reported the highest level of financial preparedness (94%). On the other hand, parents in Ontario reported the lowest level of preparedness (67%). Meanwhile, more women reported feeling very financially prepared (29%) than men (19%). But more men said they felt somewhat prepared (62%) than women (47%).
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Canadians’ knowledge of responsible investing declined over the past year: survey

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By Noushin Ziafati Verified
| Investment Executive (IE) Verified
The 10th annual RIA Investor Opinion Survey found that investors’ knowledge of RI declined compared to last year, with 71% saying they had either never heard of RI or knew little or nothing about it, up from 66%. Also, the share of respondents who said they knew a fair bit about RI decreased to 23% from 28% over the past year.
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