Top 30" robo-advisors in the world

Top Robo Advisor companies

Title Description Country Founded CEO Growth Strategy Unique Selling Points Stock Ticker
Vanguard Digital Advisor Low-cost, diversified portfolios US 1975 (Vanguard), Digital Advisor launched later Tim Buckley Expanding access to low-cost investing Low fees, Vanguard funds VOO (Vanguard ETF, not specifically Digital Advisor)
Schwab Intelligent Portfolios Goal-based investing, no advisory fees US 1971 (Schwab), Intelligent Portfolios launched later Walter Bettinger Leveraging Schwab’s existing client base No advisory fees, broad investment choices SCHW
Fidelity Go Automated investing with access to advisors US 1946 (Fidelity), Go launched later Abigail Johnson Integrating robo-advice with human advice Access to Fidelity advisors, fractional shares No ticker (part of Fidelity)
Betterment Personalized portfolios, socially responsible options US 2008 Sarah Levy Expanding product offerings, financial planning tools Goal-based investing, tax-loss harvesting No ticker (private)
Wealthfront Tax-optimized investing, advanced planning features US 2008 Andy Rachleff Focus on high-net-worth individuals, sophisticated tools Tax-loss harvesting, direct indexing No ticker (private)
Nutmeg Online investment management, personalized portfolios UK 2011 Neil Alexander Expanding into new markets, offering various risk levels Socially responsible options, ISA compatibility No ticker (private)
Scalable Capital Automated and managed portfolios, various risk levels Germany 2014 Erik Podzuweit Partnerships with banks, European expansion Advanced portfolio construction, risk management No ticker (private)
Moneyfarm Digital wealth management, personalized advice UK 2011 Jonathan Holloway Focus on user experience, mobile accessibility Transparent fees, user-friendly interface No ticker (private)
Ellevest Investing platform geared towards women US 2014 Sallie Krawcheck Focus on closing the gender investing gap Goal-based investing tailored to women’s financial needs No ticker (private)
Acorns Micro-investing and spare change investing US 2012 Noah Kerner Making investing accessible to beginners Round-up investing, Found Money rewards program No ticker (private)
Stash Subscription-based investing and learning platform US 2015 Brandon Krieg Focus on financial education and small investments Fractional shares, customized portfolios No ticker (private)
SigFig Portfolio tracking and managed portfolios US 2007 Mike Sha Partnering with financial institutions Free portfolio tracker, personalized advice No ticker (private)
Personal Capital Free financial dashboard and wealth management US 2009 Jay Shah Hybrid approach with human advisors Comprehensive financial tools, personalized plans No ticker (acquired by Empower Retirement)

(This list is not exhaustive and could continue. It’s a starting point for your own research.) Remember that CEO, growth strategies, and other company details can change. It’s best to verify this information on company websites or LinkedIn.