Season 1: Episode 37
Duration: 53 minutes
In this episode of the Transact Platform Podcast, Tom Dunbar, Transact’s CEO, is joined by Sam McBride from Ani Tech and Richard Brian from Curo to discuss how Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents are reshaping the future of financial advice and what this could mean for advice firms in the years ahead.
Together they explore:
the difference between bespoke AI agents and AI capabilities embedded within CRM systems
how AI agents can support advisers throughout the client review process
opportunities to automate meeting notes, client reviews and suitability report preparation
the importance of human oversight, governance and permission controls
and the opportunities and challenges firms should consider as AI becomes increasingly mainstream.
Throughout the episode, Sam and Richard share practical examples of how AI agents are already being used within advice firms, from automating administrative processes and preparing review meetings to supporting compliance activities and improving the consistency of client data.
If you're exploring AI for the first time or considering more advanced agent-based solutions, this episode provides valuable insights into how advisers can use AI to improve efficiency and focus more time on delivering highly valued advice.
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