Plus, new "diversity-tech" for financial services and Skience scales its offerings

Mechanics Bank in Walnut Creek, California, has signed up to be Inclined's first partner.

The bank's 'Project Genome' aims to convert corporate retirement and E-Trade clients to its wealth business.

Financial Planning's Justin L. Mack recaps a memorable night at the beach sandwiched between rap icons and fintech solutions providers.

Whether it be machine learning, rules-based or something else entirely, wealth management's use of AI needs to be symbiotic with humans to work.

The first fintech talk of Future Proof 2022 was all about how to take "cobbled together" to finesse.

Plus, a new Morgan Stanley retirement portal for advisors, and a DEI focused podcast series from the BLX Internship Program.

After the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency cracked down on a $2.8 billion-asset bank, industry observers expect more scrutiny of the ties between banks and financial technology startups.

Wall Street analysts have presumed that $1.4 billion is now just too much to pay for Wealthfront, but price isn't a sufficient explanation.

The deal would have been Ralph Hamers' biggest transaction since becoming CEO less than two years ago.

Officials say the decision to call off the acquisition, first announced in January, was mutual.

Plus, a new product launch for Riskalyze, growth in the robo-advisor market and an inclusive real estate investing platform.

The bank is focused on digital investing solutions as it widens its wealth management footprint.

While trying to solve a financial problem in his personal life, the MaxMyInterest CEO accidentally became a fintech founder

After a longstanding relationship, the New York alternative investments firm buys a chunk of the Swiss bank.

Plus, Orion Partners with Apex and SigFig expands its executive leadership team

The merger of a pair of industry powerhouses isn't set to complete until 2023. But the veteran Schwab exec gives a preview of what's on the way.

Plus, the best robos for first-timers, low cost and complex planning.

Studies show that the market has created a "Goldilocks" moment for alternatives. But technology and the industry need to work together to get it "just right."