Robot bankers to the fore


Robo talk: The logo of Scandinavia’s largest bank Nordea. Its robot adviser drew in 40% more users in the wildest weeks of Covid-19. — AFP

HELSINKI: The robots advising investors at the biggest Nordic banks just had their best quarter since being switched on.

Much of their sudden popularity has coincided with the crisis triggered by Covid-19. But the banks behind the bots say the development has also laid bare where human financial advisers add no value, and robots do.

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