It took four years—and one important poker game—but a plan to set up investment accounts for young Americans is moving forward. And Wall Street senses an opportunity. All manner of financial institutions are vying for a role in the program, from banks such as JPMorgan Chase to brokerages such as Charles Schwab and Robinhood Markets to money managers including BlackRock.
“I’ve heard from a number of them that they would all love to be a part of it,” Michael Dell said in an interview.
