You can find original article here WealthManagement. Subscribe to our free daily WealthManagement newsletters. All of wealthtech provider Orion’s more than 1,300 employees have an “AI goal” to meet in 2026 as the firm seeks to use artificial intelligence to its best advantage and deliver it to its universe of more than 30,000 advisor clients. “Everyone at Orion has set an AI goal for themselves in 2026 so that they can elevate the work that they do and the impact that they have, and we can do that to th ...

Group 1: Orion's Denali AI Platform - Orion has announced Denali AI, a new enterprise intelligence platform aimed at creating an AI-first ecosystem, with full availability expected in 2026 [1][2] - The technology is currently in beta with select advisory firm clients and will connect all systems and workflows within the Orion technology ecosystem [2] - Denali AI is designed to serve as an "AI Command Center" for firms, providing administrators with control and visibility into their AI environment, including usage data and activity logs [3] Group 2: Strategic Importance and Features - Denali AI is positioned as the cornerstone of Orion's future, combining automation, insights, and intelligence to enhance decision-making and client service [4] - Orion showcased AI assistants and features at the Future Proof conference, highlighting the platform's capabilities [4] Group 3: Envestnet's Managed Model Portfolios - Envestnet launched two managed model portfolios that integrate interval funds, available through its Strategist UMA platform [5] - The portfolios include options from Franklin Templeton and BlackRock, with additional offerings expected in 2026 from Fidelity Investments and State Street [6] - The Franklin Templeton fund offers five risk-based options with a 10% allocation to alternatives, while the BlackRock fund focuses on multi-asset income strategies [6] Group 4: Operational Developments - Both Envestnet funds will not require subscription documents and will simplify tax reporting for investors [7] - Envestnet appointed Bhaskar Peddhapati as chief technology officer, overseeing technology, engineering, and information security [7]