As Q1 comes to a close, the conversation around AI in wealth management has continued to change. Attention has moved further away from what AI might enable, and increasingly toward how it is being used in practice within real operating environments.

This is reflected in the 17th edition of our AI WealthTech Market Map, featuring 554 firms, which brings together both long-established vendors embedding AI into existing platforms and newer firms building AI into the core of their propositions from the outset. The emphasis is now less on standalone capability and more on how AI is being applied across adviser workflows, portfolio management, reporting, compliance, and operational processes.

Drawing on our Solution Provider Directory of over 10,300 business and solution profiles, the Map provides a current view of where adoption stands as the year progresses. It also reflects the wider ecosystem behind these developments and the range of capabilities available across the wealth management technology landscape. The Map brings together the firms where AI forms a meaningful part of their offering and provides a structured view of how capability is distributed across the market today.

Categorisation
For this Map, categorisation is driven firstly by the Business Need categories used within the Technology & Data marketplace within our global online Solution Provider Directory. You can access these here.

Rather than all 25 Business Needs, we have used 18 of these categories for this Map. This will likely evolve as we understand more about what is available in the market and what is coming to the market, as firms continue to share information with us about their offering.

For each entry into the Map, we review the firm's offering and select, as we see it, the most relevant Business Need. This dictates where the firm sits within our Map. There is no further overlay at present. This single selection model is different to our online Solution Provider Directory, where we can select whichever Business Needs are relevant to a solution's capability and focus.

Additionally, within the Map, we have also added ‘Adviser Tools’ and ‘Consulting’ as additional categories. For Adviser Tools, each firm included here is also assigned to the most relevant Business Need. As we move forward, we will likely add other categories to support user navigation of what promises to be a growing resource.

Featuring on the Map
Entrants to the Map are determined by us, and their inclusion is based solely on relevance to the wealth management sector. We do not have a specific geographic focus, nor do we focus solely on one type of wealth management business. There are entrants featured that are focused more on the bigger firms in the market, such as the larger banks, and others with solutions that focus more on entities such as IFAs or family offices. This level of detail will be available through our website in time, as well as through the supporting Market Map Factfile (see below).

For any firm that believes it should be included in the Map, we look forward to hearing from you!

Finally, for anyone viewing the Map, each of the firms included has a business and solution profile (or profiles) that can be found within our online Solution Provider Directory, either through the Business Need categories as highlighted above or through search.

AI WealthTech Market Map, March 2026 - 554 entrants

For any questions about the Map or to be included in it, please write to us at: office@thewealthmosaic.com.