What is the difference between robo advice and robo investing?

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Robo advice

Robo advice refers to the service of providing financial advice using algorithms and automation and without the direct involvement of a human adviser during the act of providing that financial advice. Robo advisors typically also manage your wealth through a Managed Discretionary Account (MDA) structure or separately managed account structure or individually managed account structure, or through a managed account.

We at QuietGrowth categorise a firm as a robo advisor if it provides digital investment management service including ‘personal financial advice’ and ‘general financial advice’.

Robo investing

Robo investing is an investing platform that uses automation or algorithm tools for investment but does not provide ‘personal financial advice’ to the client. Some information provided by a robo investing platform to a client might be called ‘general financial advice’.

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