Virtual Reality in Wealth Management? It’s Happening.
When Bill Martin recently donned a pair of virtual reality goggles at Fidelity Investments’ client advisory council meeting in Boston, he was skeptical about whether the technology would be of any use for financial advisors. But after a tour through the virtual world, Martin, chief investment officer at Wichita, Kansas-based INTRUST Bank, returned like Neo in “The Matrix,” ready to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
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