Littlewood itching to get started on robo launch
Michael Littlewood developed a computer programme called Planit to provide financial planning tools for Fletcher Challenge staff while he was the company's employee benefits director.
He now sees a gap in the market for the programme to be resurrected and offered more widely. The Financial Advisers Act review is to clear the way for roboadvice.
Littlewood said he could not start work on the project in earnest until he had retired as a director of SuperLife, which is due to happen next month.
“I still have ambitions for it and people I want to talk to. But I can’t do that until I’m separated from a potential competitor. I would dearly love to do something about it.”
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