To start, investors will be put through an online quiz with questions like their investment horizon, expected returns and how they would react in the event of a market crash, so the robo-adviser can determine their risk appetite.
Based on that, the platform will recommend a suitable asset allocation and help invest the users' money accordingly in exchange for a management fee.
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