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    Innovation Strategies for Digital Assets & Wealth Management

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    Date
    2021-12
    Author
    Shorter, Charles
    Taylor, James
    Jones, Jessica
    Sanford, Kevin
    Kobloth, Nicholas
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    Dastidar, Protiti
    DRUM DOI
    https://doi.org/10.13016/r3qy-xazj
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    Abstract
    The University of Maryland ALP team serves as an independent research body to the Wealth ecosystem to explore Innovation Strategies for Digital Assets & Wealth Management. During the consult the team conducted a comprehensive case study to identify key data points for solution development which would support the incorporation of Cryptocurrencies into ‘traditional' financial advisory segments. The research is built in conjunction with industry leader Envestnet which specializes in the B2B FinTech, Wealth & Financial Advisory segments for independent advisors and high net worth individuals. The authors presents the essentials of the Wealth Management industry from the perspective of Registered Independent Advisor (RIA) firms that provide financial advice and planning for clients.
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    The core pillars of the project are separated into three parts which consist of Persona/User Research, Financial Valuation, and Crypto & Wealth Ecosystems. The research looks at the role of Technology and Digital Transformation in the Wealth Management industry in an attempt to demystify concepts crypto-related concepts that in-directly / directly impact Wealth Managers. Topics covered include (1) assessing the commonalities of the competitive landscape / market structure for Registered Investment Advisors providing insight into the potential for network effects and economies of scale. (2) Evaluating the crypto & wealth ecosystem utilizing public financial filings for Envestnet (Ticker: ENV) to provide a comprehensive viewpoint from the perspective of a Wealth Manager given its potential effect on advisory fee structures as more funds shift into digital assets. (3) Reviewing relevant crypto thesis' and solution-based approaches for Financial Advisors given the conservative nature of the Wealth Management industry and other wealth management industry participants for both regulated and unregulated environments. Disclosure: Information provided about Envestnet herein is from publicly available sources. Nothing herein is either a legal interpretation or a statement of Envestnet policy. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by Envestnet. The views expressed by the Authors are their own and this Report on the topics herein do not imply an endorsement of the findings or any particular product by Envestnet. To the extent this Report contains statements by Envestnet employees, the views and opinions expressed are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of Envestnet or any of its officials.
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