Robo advice Market Covering Automated Financial Planning, Financial Advice, Brokerage and Fund platforms Globally

The Robo Advice: Revolution or Evolution? report provides strategists, marketers and senior managers with the critical information they need to assess the rapidly developing for automated investment and financial advice. Robo advice is one of the most important trends in the market, and this report gives a comprehensive assessment of the based on discussions with all the leading players globally.

Low cost, automated investment advice is set to become the core of financial planning services, with a market potential of $19.5 trillion assets under management, according to a new report by Ignition House, the financial services experts.

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Companies profiled in this research report are Betterment, Financial Guard, FutureAdvisor (a BlackRock Company), Intelligent Portfolios from Charles Schwab, Inc., LearnVest Inc., Personal Capital, SigFig Wealth Management LLC, Vanguard PAS, Wealthfront, Inc, WiseBanyan, Inc, Easy Folio, eValue (Investment Solutions), Fintego Managed Depot, Ginmon GmbH, Marie Quantier, MoneyFarm, Nutmeg Savings & Investment Limited, Parmenion (Aberdeen Asset Management), Quirion (Quirin Bank AG), Scalable Capital, True Wealth Inc., vaamo Finanz AG, Wealthify, Wealth Objects Limited, Wealth Wizards, Yomoni, Clover.com.au, Decimal Software Ltd, Ignition Wealth (Ignition Direct), QuietGrowth, Stockspot.

The Automated Financial Advice report covers all the vital information and analysis required to help you enter into or expand in the robo advice market. It is broken into the following sections:

• The Executive Summary gives the key take-aways from the report
• The ‘What is Robo Advice’ section looks at what defines a robo advice offering, the difference between automated financial advice and automated investment management, and why robo advice is gaining so much media and investment interest.
• The ‘Emerging Business Models’ section looks at different approaches being taken by players, the challenges and opportunities they face and suggests some of the short, medium and long term scenario for this growing market.
• The ‘What Will the Winners Look Like?’ chapter gives advice on the key success factors in the market, including segmentation, differentiation, customer centricity, gamification and stimulus, virtualisation, and big data.
• The ‘Size and Growth of the Global Market’ section looks at the size of the market, its explosive potential and the drivers behind this.
• The USA, UK and Australia market chapters look at how at the leading robo advice markets, how they developed, and the unique competitive and regulatory landscape in each geography.
• The Appendix includes profiles of a large number of robo advice companies, including an overview of each company and its offering, its market positioning, developments and the customer journey it offers.

US Market Leads the Way

The report shows that the current market for robo advice is dominated by the USA, with an estimated $1.2 trillion under management. The USA’s favourable regulatory environment, high propensity to save in equities and the size of its retirement savings market all mean that the USA is the most promising market for robo advice. India and China present long term opportunities but continue to be tied to traditional property, gold and money market fund investments. In Europe the UK looks set for growth, with major pension funds available for investment and a positive environment for fintech.

Complete research report of 464 pages with TOC is available at http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/robo-advice-revolution-or-evolution-including-robo-advice-automated-financial-planning-financial-advice-brokerage-fund-platforms-covering-australia-europe-uk-usa-market-report.html