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While concerns about advances in AI are reverberating throughout corporate boardrooms, Kristie Edling-Day remains optimistic that financial advisors, in the aggregate, will adapt and leverage the power of technology to better serve clients.
The executive vice president and CIO of Technology Advisor Experience at LPL Financial points to history to make her case, citing the feared rise of portfolio management technology in the 1980s and the more recent hand-wringing over the emergence of robo-advisors.
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