Does FMA have the power to push through robo-advice?
No need to see a human, just ask a machine.
When the big and powerful band together to achieve a common goal, there is slim chance smaller players can stop it from happening.
Robo-advice, also called digital or automated advice, is financial advice provided through algorithms. The technology was blocked in New Zealand by legislation
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Does FMA have the power to push through robo-advice?
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