Technology

Also this week: Laser App gets acquired, Fi360 updates its Fiduciary Focus Toolkit, and Orion integrates with FutureVault.

Liliane Bettencourt dies at 94, iCapital to acquire Deutsche Bank's private-equity access fund platform, and married couples are more financially secure than single adults.

Financial professionals are paralyzed by the number of fintech choices, and we are seeing it more and more.  

Tim Welsh, founder of Nexus Strategy and a moderator at the upcoming WealthManagement.com Executive Forum in New York City, discusses the biggest stories in wealthtech.

The advocacy group hopes the discounted tools will help retain and grow membership.

The custody bank unveiled Quantextual Idea Lab, which uses machine learning and natural language processing to help clients better organize and extract information from their reams of research.

Rising healthcare costs hurt retirement saving, Orion partners with Mineral Interactive on a prospect portal, and Ray Dalio calls Bitcoin a bubble.

Automated advice is typically pitched as a way to reach younger investors, but can it work for retirees as well?

Many women see their highest pay at an earlier age than men, take more career breaks, and live longer. Krawcheck just got $34 million to work on that.

At the financial-technology company's annual conference in Chicago this week, the firm demonstrated its “deep integrations” with Riskalyze, Advizr and others, and announced that with the parent company’s backing, it’s on the lookout for acquisitions.