Trust, or the lack thereof, was one of the overarching themes of artificial intelligence in the wealth management industry this year.

All these topics and more were the subject of the recent webinar, "Morningstar's 2025 Outlook: Investment Strategies for the Year Ahead."

LPL's financial professionals now have access to a vetted package of AI-powered tools for their practices.

Firms need the latest artificial intelligence-driven tools to capture the great wealth transfer's digital-first prospect base — but also the skillsets to effectively use them.

The Zeplyn Meeting Assistant takes unstructured conversational data and turns it into notes.

Michael Kitces recently warned advisors about AI developers who promise their decision-making algorithm can beat the market. Software providers disagree, arguing advisors will one day need such AI tools.

How advisor can utilize technology to deliver personalization at scale.

Firms such as Carson Group, Morgan Stanley, Morningstar and Merrill are taking vastly different approaches to naming their AI assistants, with some preferring a human name, a male name or simply no human identifier.

An industry survey of 200 compliance officers showed that a mere 12% of respondents currently using AI said they also adopted an AI risk management framework; experts said advisory firms need an AI governance plan ASAP.

The middle and later stages may have less potential for astronomical returns but still offer advantages for high net worth investors, experts tell FP.