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General AI adoption, strategy, and use in wealth management

John O’Connell Interviewed by Wealth Management at 2026 T3 Conference: From AI Curiosity to Implementation: How Firms Should Evolve Their Strategy

John O’Connell shares why wealth management is entering a new phase of AI adoption, moving from experimentation to full-scale implementation, in this WMTV video interview with Wealth Management at the 2026 T3 Technology Tools for Today Conference.

John O’Connell Quoted in InvestmentNews: Anthropic’s Claude code leak: Should RIA firms and advisors be worried?

John O’Connell was featured in this article from InvestmentNews, where he discussed the implications of Anthropic’s recent accidental Claude code leak, urging advisors to question tech partners about their source‑code hygiene, monitoring practices, and notification protocols to ensure protection against similar AI‑related threats.

John O’Connell Interviewed on The WealthTech Podcast: WealthTech Innovation: AI, Data & Integrations

In this episode of ‪The WealthTech Podcast‬, John O’Connell breaks down what’s really happening at the intersection of AI, data, and modern wealth tech infrastructure. From dirty data and disconnected systems to the rise of AI-first platforms, this conversation gets into what advisors and family offices must do now to stay competitive.

John O’Connell Featured in Barron’s: Smaller Independent RIAs Face a Tough Choice: Scale Up, Sell Out, or Slow Down

In this article from Barron's Advisor, John O'Connell discusses the biggest hurdles that small and mid-size RIA firms face when deciding whether to continue to remain independent, or sell to a larger firm in a market dominated by consolidation and scale.

John O’Connell Quoted in Financial Planning Magazine: The AI tools meant to save time are burning out advisors

In this article from Financial Planning Magazine, discussing how AI may be intensifying work for and burning out financial advisors, John O'Connell said that AI tools transition time from administrative tasks to higher-value tasks, such as client engagement.