UBS is upping the ante on its workplace wealth-tech tools. That comes months after Morgan Stanley's $900 million Solium deal.

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The move highlights key themes underpinning the world of wealth: competition is fierce, technology is evolving rapidly, and fees are dropping.
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UBS is upping the ante on its workplace wealth-tech tools. That comes months after Morgan Stanley's $900 million Solium deal.

UBS is upping the ante on its workplace wealth-tech tools. That comes months after Morgan Stanley's $900 million Solium deal.

Rebecca Ungarino | The move highlights key themes underpinning the world of wealth: competition is fierce, technology is evolving rapidly, and fees are dropping.

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Alex Nicoll | Prevu says it offers homebuyers rebates from commissions by automating much of the process, and is looking to expand the service.

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