As Wealthsimple exits another international market, the Canadian FinTech giant has completed the transition begun earlier this year to focus solely on Canada. Wealthsimple announced today that the ...

This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. Wealthsimple launched its robo-advisor service in the UK four ...

Wealthsimple’s exit from the UK has been described as one of a number of casualties to come in a "furiously competitive" and "saturated" market. The Canadian robo-adviser, which holds $15bn (£8.8bn) ...

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. UK residents can now open an account and have access to diversified ...

Digital wealth management platform Moneyfarm has confirmed that it will acquire Wealthsimple’s UK business book. Wealthsimple UK has reportedly agreed to transfer its 16,000 UK clients to Moneyfarm by ...

Wealthsimple, a leading digital wealth manager, continues to make smart investing accessible and low-cost to more people with today's announcement of the company's expansion to the United Kingdom. UK ...

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What’s “better than a bank?” Mike Katchen thinks it's a super app. Toronto-based FinTech startup Wealthsimple has launched a new, rebranded app that combines the company’s various financial offerings ...

Canadians can trade stocks and ETFs through a simple mobile app — no commissions, no minimum account balance, and no strings attached Wealthsimple Trade will simplify an experience that's ...

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Wealthsimple’s exit from the UK has been described as one of a number of casualties to come in a "furiously competitive" and "saturated" market. The Canadian robo-adviser, which holds $15bn (£8.8bn) ...