Daniela Tsaneva
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ABSTRACT
There is a growing interest in exploring and developing a new generation of financial services where automated advices generated by computers are offered to individuals, thereby helping them manage their investment portfolios in a way that is best suited for them without costly human expert involvement. In this paper, we describe the development of such a system. Our approach is based on a form of exploratory computing and generates some collective intelligence that investors may use to make informed investment and wealth management decisions.
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