Separating stock market signals from noise | FTSE Russell Convenes

How is robo advisory and machine learning impacting the financial services market? In episode 7, Alberto Rossi, Professor of Finance, at Georgetown University McDonough School of Business explains how the right balance of human and algorithmic engagement empowers investors to become more effective. He shares the importance of being cautious when using AI, the need to really understand signals and the advice he would give to a CIO of an asset management firm building a strategy around AI.

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0:00-2:13 Human vs robo advisory
2:13-3:45 Research
3:45-4:48 Is a hybrid structure effective?
4:48-9:59 Feeding signals into machine learning models
9:59-11:11 Alberto's advice to CIOs

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