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Scott Hamilton

  • Contributing Editor, Finextra
  • Co-Founder, EarthWork Collective
United States
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Wealth firms say AI boosts service to younger, choosier clients, yet data challenges remain

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By Scott Hamilton
| Finextra Verified
Wealth management companies, amid what experts agree is a foreshadowing of a looming ‘great wealth transfer’ in society, say younger, more environmentally and socially concerned clients under 50 are comprising an increasing portion of their client base.
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Why are partnerships more important than ever in an agentic AI world?

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By Scott Hamilton
| Finextra Verified
Financial institutions are forming new alliances to meet developing needs and take greater advantage of emerging technology with an increasingly diverse pool of partners. We have begun to see links between many established companies in the banking software field and the nascent generative AI (GenAI) vendors scrambling to capture more well-heeled financial sector clients and use cases for their as-yet extremely unprofitable LLM (large language model) offerings.
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Kentucky Derby Is Courting Gen Z for Horse Racing’s Next Era

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By Scott Hamilton
| Yahoo Sports Verified
As the Kentucky Derby prepares for its 152nd running, horse racing’s crown jewel finds itself sprinting in two lanes: sticking to its storied tradition and rituals while also spearheading the modernization of its sport. If Churchill Downs succeeds, it could go a long way toward lifting the entire year-round industry of horse racing—one that’s been struggling for relevance outside of its tentpole Triple Crown races.
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