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The global super app market was valued at $58.6bn in 2022 and is projected to grow at a 28.9% CAGR to reach a $722.4bn valuation by 2030. Having originated in Asia, super apps are now becoming popular around the world. A report from PYMNTS and PayPal surveyed consumers in the US, UK, Germany and Australia, found that 72% of consumers expressed interest in super apps – UK consumers were the most interested with 74% indicating interest.

Economic uncertainties have seen Western economies grapple with challenges such as high-interest rates, amidst geopolitical issues like the war in Ukraine. This ripple effect has significantly impacted the wealth management sector.

Post-deadline, the financial industry is grappling with the new standards set by the UK's latest regulatory mandate. The objective of this update is to bring more transparency and accountability to wealth management and insurance enterprises, fostering a more profound commitment to the consumer.

In a recent post by Kidbrooke, the company outlined how wealth management can be democratised by utilising financial analytics. 

While it has its risks, gamification can be a valuable tool to help wealth managers improve customer engagement and loyalty. 

Quantitative finance researcher Kidbrooke has launched a new innovative financial simulation engine known as OutRank API. 

Investment companies employ a variety of techniques to recommend mutual funds to their customers.

While it might only feel like a couple of weeks have passed since we toasted in 2023, we’re already at the midway point of...

Decision-making is arguably one of the most important parts of a wealth manager’s workload. As advancements in technology continue to accelerate, these managers have the chance to drastically improve their output.

The evolving landscape of the digital era offers significant opportunities for financial institutions, particularly in the wealth management sector. Using gamified elements to draw consumer attention and cultivate loyalty has become a common practice.