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Research Note: Bridging the advice gap: Estimating the relationship between financial advice and wealth
We explore the characteristics of people who receive financial advice, and the wealth benefits associated with taking advice. -
Research Note: Reading between the lines: Understanding of targeted support in retail investments [pdf]
Annex to research note that explores how consumers respond to communications about targeted support for retail investments. -
Research Note: Bridging the advice gap: Estimating the relationship between financial advice and wealth [pdf]
This note explores the characteristics of people who receive financial advice, and the wealth benefits associated with taking advice. -
Research Note: Reading between the lines: understanding of targeted support in pensions
Examines whether targeted support communications influence how consumers make decisions relating to their pensions. -
Research Note: Reading between the lines: understanding of targeted support in retail investments
This note explores how consumers respond to communications about targeted support for retail investments. -
Annexes: Money talks: Lessons from 2 pilots into large language models for financial guidance [pdf]
Detailed methodology and results for 2 projects using large language models: simplifying financial concepts; and a guidance chatbot in a cash savings context. -
Occasional Paper 68: ETF (Mis)pricing [pdf]
In this paper, we investigate contributing factors towards the mispricing of ETF shares. -
Occasional Paper 68: ETF (Mis)pricing
We investigate how market makers' inventory activities influence ETF mispricing. -
Research Note: Money talks: lessons from 2 LLM pilots on consumer guidance [pdf]
Part of a set of Research Notes to inform discussion on AI topics, this paper relates to 2 large language model pilots on consumer guidance. -
Research Note: Money talks: Lessons from 2 LLM pilots on consumer guidance
This note examines the potential usefulness and limitations of large language models (LLMs) in consumer-facing financial services.