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Interactive capabilities have always enhanced traditional planning by creating collaborative experiences, and now they're foundational for strengthening client relationships and building new ones.

Elad Tsur, chief AI officer at Applied Systems, is a serial entrepreneur who is passionate about bridging the gap between technology and business – specifically in insurance and other financial services.

Prior to joining Applied Systems in 2024, he was co-founder and CEO of Planck, where he helped create an AI-based data platform for commercial insurance that enables insurers to grow new and organic business while drastically reducing their loss and expense ratios.

Before launching Planck in 2015, Elad started BlueTail Corporation, which delivered the first comprehensive AI platform for customer relationship management. Acquired by Salesforce.com in 2012, today it is known as Salesforce Einstein.

Guy Pearson is CEO and founder of Ignition, a client engagement and commerce platform for professional services businesses. He has more than a decade of experience in professional services. He is a chartered accountant and chairman of Interactive Accounting, a progressive accounting firm he founded in 2009, and an angel investor in a portfolio of companies. He was named a 30 under 30 winner by Anthill (2014), a finalist in the Fintech Entrepreneur of the Year (2017), and listed in the NSW Pearcey Foundation - Hall of Fame.

The aim is to generate social benefits and investment returns

CI has gobbled up more than 30 smaller rivals since entering the U.S. market two years ago.

The highest consumer prices in 40 years have prompted advisors to seek out safe harbors for their clients.

Denise Badgerow won her long legal fight, while a Pennsylvania RIA and the Massachusetts securities regulator are currently weighing their options after decisions.

A recent study has found that 96% had still not filed their taxes as of the end of March, with confusion over how to do so being the primary reason.

Problems can arise when one soon-to-be ex-spouse is actively participating in the cryptocurrency market while the other has minimal comprehension of the technically sophisticated product.

With the death of Fidelity’s Ned Johnson a few weeks ago, two years after the loss of Vanguard founder Jack Bogle, it’s a good time to take stock of the contributions each made to turning consumers into investors.