CognitiveWealth Management from the experts

Bill Sullivan

Cognitive businesses deliver contextual and personalized customer experiences and products both cost-effectively and with scale.

Capgemini, Financial Services Strategic Business Unit/Global Sales and Marketing, Global Head of Market Intelligence

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Pablo Sironi

A cognitive business is one that filters out the noise of Times Square and augments individuals’ power to understand financial information and contextualize investment decision making at democratized costs.

Author of “FinTech Innovation: From Robo-Advisors to Goal Based Investing and Gamification”

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April Rudin

A cognitive business in wealth management means having a deeper, more meaningful understanding of each of your clients. Watson enablement for wealth management means financial advisors can know, understand and verify their holistic view of a client’s assets. For wealth management, it is a huge leap forward for the industry to benefit from analytics and techtechnology to power and augment a financial advisor's ability to understand a client's needs, traits and values. Who wouldn't want a supercomputer such as Watson to inform our decision making?

Global Wealth Marketing Strategist and Founder of The Rudin Group

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