NAPF 2015: robo-advice is 'imminent' says Capita

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The arrival of robo-advice into the pensions industry is "imminent" according to Capita Employee Benefits chief data scientist Eric Tyree.

Speaking at the NAPF Annual Conference, Tyree said demand for robo-advice was coming from providers and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The technology was already there and some retail ve...

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