Source: The Next Web
FINQ's algorithmic funds have posted better returns than traditional actively managed portfolios in early 2026. This is the first time AI asset management has moved from theoretical advantage to measurable outperformance. The $8+ trillion actively managed industry has long dismissed algorithmic competitors as unproven. Sustained performance gaps will accelerate capital flight toward lower-fee AI funds and force legacy wealth managers to either adopt similar technology or lose market share to startups. The contest is no longer AI versus humans—it's whether incumbents can transform faster than they're being disrupted.