Commentary By Milton Vescovacci
August 30, 2017 | Daily Business Review
In Robo-Advisers You Trust: Or Do You?This article highlights potential problems regarding what the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) refers to as digital investment advisers, but what we hereinafter call robo-advisers, and is not intended as an argument against their use. We accept as fact the usefulness of computerization as we accept the uselessness of unpassed regulations, write attorneys Milton Vescovacci and Adam Miller.
By Commentary by Milton Vescovacci and Adam Miller
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