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Asset managers are preparing for a 2025 characterized by tax shifts. New regulatory challenges may increase the burden on their tax teams, but technologies like AI could lighten the load — if firms are proactive in pursuing them. Learn what’s next for the asset management industry.
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Asset management is in the midst of integrating fintech and being a part of the fintech revolution. Younger investors are embracing robo-advisory services for more than long-term savings or retirement planning, using online platforms to save for large purchases like cars or homes.
Try as you might, cyberattacks are impossible to completely prevent. Wealth and asset management firms perform large financial transactions and harbor even larger volumes of sensitive client data and intellectual property, making them uniquely vulnerable to cyberattack. A recent survey reveals that the average financial services firm is the target of 85 data breaches per year.
Distributed ledger technology (DLT), such as blockchain, could be a revolutionary tool for the asset management industry. It has the potential to reduce costs, increase operational efficiency, improve transparency and facilitate a range of innovative investments.
With the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) worldwide during the past few months, more than ever, people are working remotely or exercising “social distancing.”
72% of private equity fund managers and 56% of venture capital fund managers expect an economic downturn within two years, according to BDO’s inaugural U.S. Private Capital Outlook. What else is causing angst for fund managers?
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