Goldsky Asset Management is launching a new digital platform for Financial Advisors throughout the Asia pacific region. This will allow advisors to offer their clients a technology-augmented investment service powered by artificial intelligence.

Goldsky Financial Advisor solution enables the client to deliver a superior customer experience through the digitisation of the Goldsky service, combined with the advisor.

Goldsky professional services is a powerful tool to assist in achieving exceptional returns with a reduced risk profile. Using state-of-the-art information analysis which incorporates AI, machine learning and Chaos Theory based fundamental analysis to provide superior data sets optimising investment decisions.

“The launch of our professional product across Asia comes at a pivotal time as we expand our presence opening offices in both both Hong Kong and Singapore" said Kenneth Grace, managing director of Goldsky.

Goldsky’s Quantitative Behavioural Science models and methods provide actionable data 24/7. Their utilisation and incorporation of Behavioural Big data in the Economic models allows Financial Advisors to see trends and movements before the global markets—allowing their clients to capitalise on any positive or negative movements. It is this consistency of actionable data which allow Goldsky to constantly out perform the markets.

About Goldsky Asset Management:

Goldsky Asset Management is a Proprietary Quantamental based investment firm specialising in global equities. Goldsky has consistently outperformed market benchmarks by employing a quantitative investment approach with a focus on behaviour analysis and Big Data.

Goldsky’s research approach is industry leading, and their process of mathematical analysing historic securities data combined with real-time Behavioural analysis is unique. It is this process that gives their investment the edge in a constantly fluctuating world market.

Their research method employs proprietary computer-assisted fundamental, technical and behavioural analyses of securities and derivatives. With this information, they can accurately predict fluctuations and determine potential price movements of individual equities and the broader markets.