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6 hours ago
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FP Alpha Unveils Estate Insights 2.0; Helping Financial Advisors Deliver Deeper, More Actionable Planning
NEW YORK, June 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- FP Alpha, the premier AI-driven wealthtech platform for financial advisors, today announced the release of its enhanced Estate Insights 2.0, a groundbreaking advancement in estate planning technology designed to empower financial advisors with deeper, more actionable insights while streamlining the estate review process. This enhanced capability marks a significant evolution in how advisors approach estate planning. By harnessing advanced AI-powered data extraction, FP Alpha now delivers hundreds of data points—up from 30—directly from estate planning documents such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. Advisors can now perform a more thorough estate analysis, uncover key planning opportunities, and surface critical risks with greater accuracy and speed. "Estate planning is one of the most overlooked yet impactful components of financial planning," said Andrew Altfest, CFP®, Founder and CEO of FP Alpha. "With our enhanced Estate Insights feature, we're not just improving efficiency—we're equipping advisors to deliver a new level of value to their clients and redefine their role as proactive, holistic planners." FP Alpha's Estate Insights 2.0 provides many benefits to advisors and their clients including: AI-Driven Estate Document AnalysisAdvisors can now unlock hundreds of data points from client and co-client documents, categorized by person, document type, and insight category. Simplified, Streamlined WorkflowA redesigned questionnaire-driven experience enables advisors to select between Instant or In-Depth analyses, significantly reducing manual input and time spent on reviews. Smart Categorization of InsightsNew "Insight Tags" clearly label observations as: Enhanced Client EngagementInsights are presented in a visually intuitive, structured format that supports meaningful client conversations—strengthening trust and deepening relationships. These enhancements also provide advisors with a clearer view of the estate plan to better inform recommendations, and the faster, more intuitive experience accelerates the advisor's ability to identify opportunities. Ultimately, the personalized, easy-to-understand, insights lead to more confident, engaged clients. In addition to the clear benefits to the client, advisors and their firms also benefit. By surfacing estate gaps and collaborating with legal professionals, advisors can bring in more clients, generate more attorney referrals and connect with the Next Gen. With this release, FP Alpha is not only transforming estate planning within firms but also driving innovation across the financial services industry. Estate Insights 2.0 is enabling a more data-driven, scalable, and compliant approach to estate planning—bridging the gap between financial planning and legal considerations. "Advisors are looking for tools that help them deliver real value and stand out in a competitive landscape," said Rachel Schwab, Head of Product at FP Alpha. "This enhancement empowers them to do just that—while setting a new standard for estate planning excellence." About FP Alpha Founded by financial planner and industry leader, Andrew Altfest, CFP®, FP Alpha is an AI-driven tax, estate and insurance planning solution that helps advisors identify actionable recommendations to clients, in a scalable, intelligent, and cost-efficient manner. FP Alpha is designed to integrate seamlessly into the many stages of the financial planning process and is complementary to the advisor's current financial planning software, starting where they stop. By leveraging AI learning and subject matter experts across 16 financial planning disciplines, including tax, estate and insurance, this innovative platform allows advisors to uncover new planning opportunities and provide clients with more holistic advice. For more information, please visit: View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE FP Alpha Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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15 hours ago
- Entertainment
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Juventus' Top 5 Next Gen and U20 goals in May
Juventus' Top 5 Next Gen and U20 goals in May Take a look at the five best goals scored by Juventus Next Gen and the Under 20 teams in May 2025. 1:31 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
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a day ago
- Business
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Tangshan Sanyou opens facility to drive circular MMCF innovation
Tangshan Sanyou's new facility includes a pilot line with the capacity to process 10 tonnes (t), which will focus on testing a solvent-based method that transforms waste cotton textiles into viscose fibres. These fibres are intended for incorporation into the company's recycled MMCF product, ReVisco. The establishment of this test facility is the latest effort by Tangshan Sanyou to embed Next Generation (Next Gen) fibre technologies into its MMCF product range. Since 2018, the company has been experimenting with various recycled textile materials to facilitate a shift towards circular, more sustainable and lower-impact fibre production. Tangshan Sanyou became the first conventional MMCF producer to integrate Circulose recycled cotton pulp at a 30% blend into its ReVisco viscose staple fibre line. The initiative also encompasses the creation of black viscose and explorations into other colour options. The company also renewed its collaboration with Circulose following changes in ownership as the partner aims to restart operations at its Swedish mill. As part of its Next Gen work, Tangshan Sanyou used 20% of Södra's OnceMore recycled cotton pulp blend into ReVisco modal and viscose fibres. It also announced plans to expand ReVisco production capacity to 200,000t annually depending on market demand, developing ReVisco lyocell from recycled textile materials and successfully producing viscose fibre using alternative raw materials such as hemp and Juncao. Based in Hebei Province, China, Tangshan Sanyou has an annual production capacity of 808,000t. Since 2016, the company has been a partner of Canopy and received a Dark Green Shirt in Canopy's 2024 Hot Button Report and is recognised as posing no known risk of sourcing from ancient or endangered forests. Canopy founder and executive director Nicole Rycroft said: 'As one of the world's largest MMCF producers, Tangshan Sanyou's investments in circularity and reducing reliance on forest-based inputs are critically important. The company has demonstrated consistent leadership since the early days of Next Gen innovation, and this new testing line is a welcome addition to the sector's broader transition to commercial-scale Next Gen MMCF for global markets.' Last month, Tangshan Sanyou Chemical Fiber forged a strategic alliance with recycled pulp producer Circulose to support the advancement and widespread adoption of Circulose while also elevating Tangshan Sanyou's global presence. "Tangshan Sanyou opens facility to drive circular MMCF innovation" was originally created and published by Just Style, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
Yahoo
a day ago
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Tangshan Sanyou opens facility to drive circular MMCF innovation
Tangshan Sanyou's new facility includes a pilot line with the capacity to process 10 tonnes (t), which will focus on testing a solvent-based method that transforms waste cotton textiles into viscose fibres. These fibres are intended for incorporation into the company's recycled MMCF product, ReVisco. The establishment of this test facility is the latest effort by Tangshan Sanyou to embed Next Generation (Next Gen) fibre technologies into its MMCF product range. Since 2018, the company has been experimenting with various recycled textile materials to facilitate a shift towards circular, more sustainable and lower-impact fibre production. Tangshan Sanyou became the first conventional MMCF producer to integrate Circulose recycled cotton pulp at a 30% blend into its ReVisco viscose staple fibre line. The initiative also encompasses the creation of black viscose and explorations into other colour options. The company also renewed its collaboration with Circulose following changes in ownership as the partner aims to restart operations at its Swedish mill. As part of its Next Gen work, Tangshan Sanyou used 20% of Södra's OnceMore recycled cotton pulp blend into ReVisco modal and viscose fibres. It also announced plans to expand ReVisco production capacity to 200,000t annually depending on market demand, developing ReVisco lyocell from recycled textile materials and successfully producing viscose fibre using alternative raw materials such as hemp and Juncao. Based in Hebei Province, China, Tangshan Sanyou has an annual production capacity of 808,000t. Since 2016, the company has been a partner of Canopy and received a Dark Green Shirt in Canopy's 2024 Hot Button Report and is recognised as posing no known risk of sourcing from ancient or endangered forests. Canopy founder and executive director Nicole Rycroft said: 'As one of the world's largest MMCF producers, Tangshan Sanyou's investments in circularity and reducing reliance on forest-based inputs are critically important. The company has demonstrated consistent leadership since the early days of Next Gen innovation, and this new testing line is a welcome addition to the sector's broader transition to commercial-scale Next Gen MMCF for global markets.' Last month, Tangshan Sanyou Chemical Fiber forged a strategic alliance with recycled pulp producer Circulose to support the advancement and widespread adoption of Circulose while also elevating Tangshan Sanyou's global presence. "Tangshan Sanyou opens facility to drive circular MMCF innovation" was originally created and published by Just Style, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
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4 days ago
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Magnus Carlsen sends warning to NextGen players after beating India's Arjun Erigaisi: 'Trying to beat them all'
World No. 1 chess player, Magnus Carlsen, has defeated two of the biggest NextGen players in Norway, including D Gukesh, and has now sent a clear warning to the rising prodigies. read more Magnus Carlsen is not ready to surrender in front of the new crop of highly impressive NextGen players. image: Norway Chess Magnus Carlsen scripted a comeback win on Thursday as he defeated Indian Grandmaster Arjun Erigaisi in round four of the ongoing Norway Chess 2025 in Stavanger. This was Carlsen's first win after suffering two back-to-back losses in Armageddon after opening the tournament with a statement win over world champion D Gukesh. The world No.1 Carlsen had admitted on Wednesday that he lacked energy as he went down to Wei Yi a day after losing to Nakamura, but did not face any such challenges against 21-year-old Arjun, beating him in 48 moves and capturing a sole lead in the open section. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Despite two Armageddon defeats, Carlsen sits at the top of the standings with eight points while Caruana and Nakamura currently are second and third with 7 and 5.5 points. India's Gukesh and Arjun are level (4.5) on points in the fourth position. Interestingly, Carlsen has defeated both NextGen chess stars so far in Norway Chess 2025. The group of teenage and early-20s chess stars — including Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, R Praggnanandhaa, Alireza Firouzja, Vincent Keymer, and Nodirbek Abdusattorov — are often seen as the future of the sport. And 34-year-old Magnus Carlsen has found himself in constant battle with these rising prodigies. Carlsen targets wins against all NextGen chess stars After beating Arjun, Carlsen announced that he is relishing the challenge and wants to beat all of the NextGen stars. 'It's a little bit random that I happen to have beaten Gukesh and Arjun so far, seeing that I've really had pressure against everybody, but still, I'm kind of trying to beat them all. I think you could see certainly inexperience in his defence today, which worked out in my favour,' he told Take Take Take. Analysing his win over Arjun, Carlsen said that his strategy was to create pressure on the young Indian chess player. 'There were a lot of forced moves. I felt that it went from - he had many moves to keep balance to a point, only one. That's probably all you can ask for. I felt like I did more or less everything correctly in order to put pressure on him and often people crack, and he did today,' Carlsen explained. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD
