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The regulator alleges that a robo-adviser system facilitated cash allocations in investors’ portfolios that ultimately lowered their returns.
Three Charles Schwab investment adviser subsidiaries have agreed to pay a total of $187 million to settle SEC allegations that a robo-adviser system, Schwab Intelligent Portfolios (SIP), facilitated cash allocations in investors’ portfolios that ultimately lowered their returns “by approximately the same amount as an advisory fee would have,” according to the regulator. “Without admitting...
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