AI Investment Engine Under Test at TPP as Wealth Firms Face New Competition

Performance platform says nine months of testing shows strong returns and accuracy

A London-based investment platform is preparing to introduce an artificial intelligence trading system that could place pressure on traditional wealth managers known for long-standing fee structures and steady margins.

The platform, TPP, said it has been testing an internally developed AI investment engine for nine months. Early results reported by the firm show an average return of 28 per cent, positioning accuracy of 93 per cent and a maximum drawdown of six per cent across the trial period.

Executives said the system remains under review before any public launch.

TPP has built its reputation on performance-led investment strategies and reports a track record that includes 31.2 per cent net returns in 2025 and more than 20 per cent annualised returns across the past five years. The firm says its client base has grown through referrals and repeat allocations from existing investors.

Co-founder Lane Clark said the firm began developing the AI strategies with a focus on live testing rather than promotion.

"We wanted evidence before discussing it publicly," Clark said. "For nine months we monitored live performance across three AI strategies. The results so far have been strong."

Clark said the system is intended to operate as a decision framework that adjusts exposure according to market conditions rather than following a fixed allocation model.

The platform describes the technology as a risk-aware system that increases exposure when market conditions strengthen and reduces activity when volatility rises.

Industry analysts have noted that artificial intelligence tools are becoming more common across financial services, from research analysis to trading automation. Wealth management firms, though, have been slower to introduce AI-driven portfolio execution for retail investors.

TPP executives said the new system would not resemble standard robo-advisory services, which typically rely on automated asset allocation models.

"This is about disciplined decision making," Clark said. "It operates alongside our existing strategies but uses a different approach."

The company has not confirmed whether the AI strategies will be released through its current platform or as a separate investment product.

TPP said demand from existing clients has increased during the testing period, with investors asking when additional allocation opportunities will become available.

Clark said the firm has not yet decided on a launch timetable.

"We will only release it if performance holds up over time," he said.

Further details are expected once the firm completes extended testing.

For more information, TPP directs investors to its website at www.tppglobal.io [http://www.tppglobal.io].
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