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  • 1 day ago | wealthmanagement.com | David Bodamer

    In addition, Citi will use iCapital’s platform going forward to manage its alternative investments. Alternative investments fintech iCapital has agreed to acquire Citi Global Alternatives, an indirect subsidiary of Citi. Citi Global Alternatives manages over 180 alternatives funds around the world. It uses a feeder fund model to provide access to private equity, growth equity, private credit, infrastructure, venture capital, real estate and hedge funds.

  • 1 day ago | wealthmanagement.com | Davis Janowski

    Our often-grumpy technology columnist perked up at the rollout of bQuest, a turnkey aging-support platform for advisors and end clients. Davis Janowski, Senior Technology Editor, WealthManagement.comI sure could have used some of the services bQuest announced this week—if only it existed a year ago. That is when my sister and I had our lives upended caring for our 83-year-old mother.

  • 2 days ago | wealthmanagement.com | Alex Ortolani

    The CFP Board announced on Monday the availability of an artificial intelligence-backed exam preparation tool for people pursuing the certified financial planner designation. Those who sign up for the CFP exam can purchase access to the CFP Exam Prep platform, which adjusts responses to test-takers' questions to personalize their study path. Candidates can use the text prep tool through an app or their browser.

  • 2 days ago | wealthmanagement.com | Suzanne Woolley

    (Bloomberg) -- When Abdul Al-Asaad was a student at Harvard Business School in 2021, he pitched billionaire investor Bill Ackman on an idea for allowing everyday people to finance investments. Ackman was intrigued — and wound up being Al-Asaad’s first investor. These days Al-Asaad, 30, has more venture backers. He has a name for his business: Basic Capital.

  • 2 days ago | wealthmanagement.com | Alex Ortolani

    The minority investment in Hub values the firm at $29 billion and includes funds managed by T. Rowe Price, private equity firm Alpha Wave and Singapore’s Temasek. Hub International, an insurance brokerage and financial services firm based in Chicago, has secured an agreement for a minority stake of $1.6 billion from funds advised by T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Alpha Wave Global and Singaporean state-owned investment firm Temasek, among others.