FINQ Launches AI-Driven Pension Management Service
FINQ has introduced FINQ Pension Managed, a new digital service that enables savers to manage their pension portfolios intelligently, objectively, and with the support of advanced AI algorithms.
The service provides a personal, in-depth analysis of each user’s pension portfolio, ranks investment tracks based on performance, cost, risk level, and asset composition, and offers practical insights for optimization. When relevant, the system also manages the transition between pension providers and investment tracks — fully digitally and transparently.
According to Eldad Tamir, Founder & CEO of FINQ, the goal is to simplify pension decision-making and base it on real-time data rather than guesswork or complex personal research.
Eldad Tamir, Founder & CEO of FINQ. Photo: Saray Oz
The service is powered by FINQ’s proprietary ranking model, which evaluates pension investment tracks using dozens of quantitative parameters. It allows continuous monitoring and automated adjustments tailored to each saver’s risk profile.
The launch comes at a time of market volatility and regulatory change, as savers increasingly look for clear, data-driven and unbiased pension-management alternatives.
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