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Finding alpha with technology
By
Liz Mak
- Asia
- China
- Singapore
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Smart fintech solutions could make a difference to how investors work and invest
A new industrial revolution is under way in the asset management industry, as the vast and now broadly commoditised computing powers are changing the way investors work in their search for ‘alpha’, or investment outperformance, via new fi...
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