Under the concept “see the world through Bualuang Fund”, the app will allow investment unit holders to access information and make transactions. BBLAM chief executive officer Peerapong Jirasevijinda said the partnership with FundRadars had created a tool to provide convenience to customers. “Customers or investment unit holders can access investment information quickly and conveniently, anywhere, anytime. The app will trial smart systems including a chatbot that answers customers’ questions, especially those about mutual fund investments, and “robo-advisor,” a tool for planning investments and selecting appropriate mutual funds. There will also be systems for making transactions via internet and mobile banking, mobile banking and B-Channel.

Source: The Nation Bangkok November 13, 2017 08:37 UTC