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Part II: 3 big reasons why I won’t put my life savings in StashAway: What you need to know about Robo-Advisers
By Financial Horse  •  April 7, 2018

Source: StashAway

In Part I of this Article, I described what I disliked about StashAway. In Part II, I will mention what I liked about this roboadviser.

1. Insolvency Risk

What happens when StashAway goes bust? On their FAQ, they state that:

Technically, the ETFs are owned by Saxo, our broker. Asia Wealth Platform Pte Ltd (our legal entity) is a beneficiary of Saxo. Similarly, you are a beneficiary on our ledger. So in short, you are the owner of the ETFs in your portfolio(s).

I emailed them to find out more, and you can take a look at the exchange below, emphasis in bold.

Hi xxx,

I noticed from your FAQ that the legal owner of the securities is:

Technically, the ETFs are owned by Saxo, our broker. Asia Wealth Platform Pte Ltd (our legal entity) is a beneficiary of Saxo. Similarly, you are

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Financial Horse was founded with a simple goal – To provide high quality financial commentary, in plain English. He is a firm believer in Einstein’s quote that “If you can’t explain it to six-year-old, you don’t understand it yourself.” Too much of finance is shrouded in complex jargon, and Financial Horse aims to demystify financial investments.
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