What Barriers Will Blockchain Remove from Asset Management?
Global inequality is worse than ever, and with the rising cost of living in many parts of the world as a result of the pandemic and political instabilities, the gap does not appear to be closing anytime soon. The rich-poor disparity has widened substantially in recent years, with the worlds richest 1% (those with more than $1 million in assets) controlling 45.8 percent of global wealth. This inequality is exacerbated by antiquated financial systems, which restrict access to premium systems and services to just those with the most cash. As a result, individuals seek alternative platforms that provide more access to decentralized, democratic, and transparent wealth management. To effectively bridge the wealth gap and restore trust in the financial system, new, innovative choices that go beyond standard asset management must be introduced. Using technology to its full potential Blockchain has transformed our attitude to currency, privacy, and the future of banking in just ten years. Despite the enormous potential for blockchain to disrupt and enhance sectors, few solutions currently employ this technology to democratize wealth management systems. To protect wealth management from being exclusive to the wealthiest members of society, a disruptor with the ambition and capabilities to achieve these goals is required. By leveraging