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Wealthtech Weekly
 
June 27, 2024
 
 
 
 
Rachel WitkowskiBy Rachel Witkowski Tech reporter
 

New tech offerings are flooding the market, making it difficult for advisors to identify which tools are most helpful — and to find the time to learn those tools. 

Firms including Morgan Stanley and Orion Advisor Solutions are using different learning techniques. To cut through the tech clutter, Raymond James Financial's Randy Carver has a list of the most useful AI tools he uses in the workplace. 

You can check out his list here, along with much more at Financial Planning. 

Drop me a line at rachel.witkowski@arizent.com. 

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