China wants to accelerate the development of its own artificial intelligence technologies, but investors need to focus on how they can be monetised, says Fidelity International.
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China wants to accelerate the development of its own artificial intelligence technologies, but investors need to focus on how they can be monetised, says Fidelity International.
AutoCIO is an artificial intelligence (AI) platform that generates investment portfolios based on machine-learning-driven analysis.
The project aims to reduce manual data extraction and processing.
The firm has also partnered with BNY Mellon to provide investment advice.
The structured product uses artificial intelligence (AI) for equity selection.
AI and ML can improve the measurement of corporate ESG risks to enhance investment portfolio performance, according to State Street Associates.
The firm has had encouraging results, but artificial intelligence tools are not aimed at sparking outperformance, according to Paras Anand, head of asset management in Asia-Pacific at Fidelity.
Standard Chartered Bank is exploring ways to integrate artificial intelligence into its businesses, one of which is robo-advisory, according to Peter Clark, regional chief information officer for Greater China and North Asia.
Malaysia-based asset manager Farringdon Group has shelved plans to launch an artificial intelligence investment strategy after the performance disappointed.
Asset managers may soon be able to use cutting-edge deep learning technology to gain a defensible competitive advantage, according to AI expert Nick Bostrom.
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