Advice firms target 17% growth despite technology and productivity headwinds
AI SummaryAI-generated — verify against the source.Financial advice firms are setting ambitious growth targets of 17% despite facing significant headwinds related to technology integration and productivity. The article highlights that while firms are growth-oriented, they are struggling to effectively leverage technology to overcome operational inefficiencies, suggesting a clear gap where AI adoption could drive the necessary productivity gains.
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