Nevis raises $70M to expand its AI platform for wealth advisers
THE SO WHAT
Nevis pulling in $70M from EQT Ventures plus strategic checks from Charles Schwab and QuantumLight shows wealth management is ready to operationalize AI, not just pilot it. If you’re in financial services, expect client-facing advisors to get AI copilots as table stakes and start mapping where that compresses or expands your own fee structure.
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