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Shaping the Conversation on AI, Compliance, and the Future of Wealth

Conversations with industry leaders on how artificial intelligence is redefining advisor growth, regulatory governance, and enterprise wealth infrastructure.

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Ian Karnell, CEO of VastAdvisor, is frequently invited to speak on leading industry podcasts and media platforms about the structural shifts transforming wealth management.
 

These conversations go beyond surface-level AI hype. They focus on how firms actually operationalize intelligence—from compliance-safe growth systems and first-party data strategy to enterprise AI governance and the Advisor Intelligence Loop.
 

This page curates select podcast appearances where those ideas are explored in depth.

Featured Podcast Appearance

The Fintech Impact Podcast

How AI-native growth systems enable advisors to move beyond legacy lead buying by combining compliance, real-time optimization, and owned audience intelligence.
Host: Jason Pereira
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Common themes across
appearances include:

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Why AI adoption without governance creates regulatory and fiduciary risk

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How RIAs and enterprises can lower CAC without sacrificing compliance

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The transition from lead buying to owned intelligence systems

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Fine-tuned models, data sovereignty, and the future competitive moat in wealth

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What advisors, aggregators, and platforms must build now to stay relevant over the next decade

All Media Appearances

This archive includes additional podcast conversations where Ian Karnell discusses AI, compliance, and the structural evolution of advisor growth.
 

Episodes are listed chronologically and reflect ongoing dialogue with industry operators, technologists, and media hosts focused on the future of wealth management.
 

Each conversation approaches the topic from a different angle—but all share a common thesis: sustainable organic growth in wealth management requires intelligence systems, not isolated tools.

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