Betterment is expanding the menu of asset classes available to advisers using the white-label version of the digital-advice platform, reported Investment News.
Beginning Wednesday, advisers can customize client portfolios managed by Betterment for Advisors with exposure to commodities from GraniteShares’ Bloomberg Commodity Broad Strategy No K-1 ETF (COMB).
The addition of commodities is an expansion of Flexible Portfolios, a program Betterment for Advisors launched in March to give financial advisers more control over how client money is invested on the technology platform.